B2 Comparatives

Amy: What do you think? Should I buy the paperback or the hardcover book? Betty: Well, the paperback is cheaper than the hardcover, but the hardcover will last (a)   (long)

Stefan: Your newspaper is (a)   (thick) than my newspaper. Josh: It probably just has more advertisements.

Carlos: Is Andre a (a)   (good) tennis player than I am?

Miguel: I’m not sure. He hits the ball (a)   (hard) than you, but you move more quickly than he does.

Mr. Orr: So how is college compared to high school?

Yuji: It’s definitely (a)   (difficult).

The professors give (a)   (homework) than my teachers did in high school.

My grades were (a)   (bad) last semester than they are this semester.

Alex: You look like your sister.

Luisa: I know. But actually, we’re very different. She’s taller and thinner than me. Her hair is (a)   (curly) than mine, and she has more freckles.

She seems (a)   (happy) today. Yesterday she was sad.

This house is definitely (a)   (modern) than the house we saw last week.