Comparative form (er, ier, more, less)

This book is good, but that book is even better.

• A) That book is as good as this one.

• B) That book is better than this one.

• C) That book is more good than this one.

My car is fast, but your car is __

• A) faster

• B) most fast

• C) more fast

This puzzle is easy, but that puzzle is __.

• A) easier

• B) more easy

• C) most easy

This exercise is simple, but that exercise is __.

• A) simpler

• B) most simple

• C) more simple

John is smart, but Lucy is __.

• A) smartest

• B) more smart

• C) smarter

"The first movie was exciting, but the sequel was even more exciting."

• A) The sequel is as exciting as the first movie.

• B) The sequel is more exciting than the first movie.

• C) The sequel is less exciting than the first movie.

My old phone was good, but my new phone is even better.

• A) My new phone is worse than my old phone.

• B) My old phone is better than my new phone.

• C) My new phone is better than my old phone.

Today is warm, but yesterday was even warmer.

• A) Yesterday was warmer than today.

• B) Today is as warm as yesterday.

• C) Today is warmer than yesterday.

My house is big, but my friend’s house is bigger.

• A) My house is bigger than my friend’s house.

• C) My friend’s house is as big as mine.

• B) My friend’s house is bigger than mine.

Question: "She is ___ (young) than her brother."

• A) younger

• B) more young

• C) young