Mastering Comparative Sentences

Formulate a comparative sentence using 'tall' and 'John'.

• John is taller than Mike.

• John is the tallest among his friends.

• John is shorter than Mike.

• Mike is taller than John.

Use the correct comparative form of 'happy' in a sentence.

• She is more happy than her brother.

• She is happy than her brother.

• She is happiest than her brother.

• She is happier than her brother.

Create a sentence comparing two cars using 'fast'.

• Both cars are equally fast.

• The Honda is faster than the Ferrari.

• The Ferrari is slower than the Honda.

• The Ferrari is faster than the Honda.

Write a sentence using 'better' to compare two movies.

• In my opinion, 'Inception' is better than 'Interstellar' due to its more intricate plot and character development.

• 'Frozen' is better than 'Moana' due to its catchy songs.

• 'The Godfather' is better than 'Pulp Fiction' for its iconic quotes.

• 'Avatar' is better than 'Titanic' because of its visual effects.

Use 'more interesting' in a sentence about two books.

• Both books are equally interesting.

• Book B is more interesting than Book A.

• Book A is less interesting than Book B.

• Book A is more interesting than Book B.

Formulate a sentence comparing two animals using 'strong'.

• A lion is stronger than a deer.

• An elephant is stronger than a lion.

• A rabbit is stronger than a turtle.

• A cat is stronger than a mouse.

Create a comparative sentence with 'expensive' about two phones.

• The iPhone 14 is more expensive than the Samsung Galaxy S21.

• Both the iPhone 14 and Samsung Galaxy S21 are equally expensive.

• The Samsung Galaxy S21 is cheaper than the iPhone 14.

• The iPhone 14 is less expensive than the Samsung Galaxy S21.

Use 'smaller' in a sentence comparing two houses.

• The first house is smaller than the second house.

• Both houses are the same size.

• The second house is larger than the first house.

• The first house is bigger than the second house.

Write a sentence using 'wiser' to compare two friends.

• Among my friends, Sarah is wiser than Jake.

• Both Sarah and Jake are equally wise.

• Sarah is wiser than everyone.

• Jake is wiser than Sarah.

Formulate a sentence using 'less' to compare two tasks.

• Task A is less challenging than Task B.

• Task A is less important than Task B.

• Task A is equally challenging as Task B.

• Task A is more difficult than Task B.