Ian- Mar. 17 practice

Rewrite or combine the sentences using the words given in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the sentences.
1. The blue car is fast, but the red car is even faster. (fast)

Rewrite or combine the sentences using the words given in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the sentences.
2. This book is very interesting, but that book is more interesting. (interesting)

Rewrite or combine the sentences using the words given in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the sentences.
3. Tom’s performance was good, but Sarah’s performance was even better. (good)

Rewrite or combine the sentences using the words given in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the sentences.
4. Peter’s house costs $500,000. Kevin’s house costs $650,000. (expensive)

Rewrite or combine the sentences using the words given in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the sentences.
5. David’s neighborhood is very noisy. Mark’s neighborhood is even noisier. (noisy)

Rewrite or combine the sentences using the words given in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the sentences.
6. Sophia’s dress is elegant. Emma’s dress is even more elegant. (elegant)

Lily’s painting is beautiful. Olivia’s painting is even more beautiful. (beautiful)

• Olivia's painting is less beautiful than Lily's.
• Lily's painting is the most beautiful.
• Olivia’s painting is more beautiful than Lily’s.

My bag is made of leather. It is large and black. (large / black / leather)

• My bag is large and black.

• My large black leather bag.

• My bag is large and made of leather.

• The large bag and made of leather is mine.

Ben’s classroom is very noisy. Tom’s classroom is even _____.

• noisier than Ben’s

• more noisy than Ben

• noisier than Ben

• more noisier than Ben’s

Alice’s phone costs $900. Sophia’s phone costs $1,200. Sophia’s phone is _____.

• more expensive than Alice

• expensiver than Alice’s

• more expensive than Alice’s

• most expensive than Alice’s