Comparatives and superlatives A2-1 SIT

My house is _____ (large) than my friend's apartment, but her neighborhood is safer than mine.

• the largest

• the most largest

• more larger

• larger

This old house is _____ (expensive) on the street, but it’s also the most beautiful.

• expensivest

• the most expensive

• more expensive than

• expensiver

Our living room is _____ (bright) than the one in my grandmother’s house

• more brighter

• the most brightest

• brighter

• brightest

My new apartment feels _____ (cozy) than my last one, but it’s not _____ (modern) building in the area.

• cozier/the most modern

• the coziest/more modern than

• more cozier/the modernest

• the most coziest/moderner than

The house on the corner is _____ (tall) than ours, but ours has the _____ (nice) garden.

• the most tallest/the more nicerer

• more taller than/the most nicest

• the tallest/nicer

• taller than/nicest

My room is _____ (small) than my brother’s, but it has the _____ (beautiful) view.

• the more small/beautifulest

• the most smallest/beautifuler

• smaller/most beautiful

• the smallest/more beautiful

• The houses in this neighborhood are _____ (cheap) than in the city center, but they are still _____ (expensive) in the area.

• cheaper/the most expensive

• the cheapest/more expensive than

• more cheaper/the expensivest

• the most cheapest/expensiver than

• My parents' home is _____ (old) than mine, but I think it’s _____ (interesting) because it has a lot of history.

• more older/the interestingest

• the most oldest/interestinger

• older/the most interesting

• oldest/more interesting