COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES checkout 3

In Canada, January is (a)   (cold) than March.

I think that good health is (a)   (important) than money.

I can’t carry my suitcase. It’s much (a)   (heavy) than yours.

I can afford to buy a new bike but not a new car. A car is (a)   (expensive) than a bike.

You look (a)   (thin) than the last time I saw you. Have you lost weight?

I couldn’t get a seat in the restaurant. It was (a)   (crowded) than usual.

Mountains are (a)   (high) than hills.

He got a very good mark on his exam. The exam was (a)   (easy) than he had expected.

You should go to the doctor. Your cold is (a)   (bad) than it was a few days ago.

There is a lot of crime in the big cities. They are (a)   (dangerous) than the small town where I live.