Comparative and superlative degree of adjectives and adverbs

Cycling to work is ......... than walking.

• more quickly

• quicker

• easier

• more quick

My dad has ....... hair now than he had five years ago.

• least

• the least

• less

• more or less

My phone is ..... yours. It's got a better camera.

• cheaper than

• more modern then

• moderner than

• more modern than

Did you go to ...... your brother?

• the same school as

• the same school than

• the same school that

• the school that of

Everyone thinks their mum's cooking is ..... .

• the best in the word

• the best of the world

• the best in the world

• as good as the beast in the world.

I love riding my scooter, it's .... than driving a car.

• much more better

• more better

• much better

• the best

Who dresses the most (a)   in your family?

The (a)   I have ever driven is from London to Edinburgh. (far)

Why don't we go hitch-hiking? It's the (a)   expensive way to travel.

Tom gets home late, but his sister arrives later than (a)   .