This meal is much (a)   (bad) yesterday’s meal!

Sit here. It’s (a)   (comfortable) chair in the room.

Athens is a lot (a)   (hot) Paris.

I think (a)   (good) way of all to travel is by plane – it’s quick and comfortable.

I think English is (a)   (easy) to learn than French.

I hope Jenny is feeling (a)   (good) – she was really ill last week.

(a)   (cheap) holiday I had was when I stayed at home!

Let’s stay in this hotel. It’s (a)   (expensive) than the others, but it looks really nice.

(a)   (good) time of my life was when I was a student.

The weather is getting (a)   (bad) every day – now it’s raining!

Paul is one of (a)   (interesting) people I know.

Sorry, I can’t meet you on Thursday – that’s my (a)   (busy) day.

James and Mark worked (a)   (hard) the rest of the students in the class. 

Penny danced (a)   (good) Kim.

Ned drove (a)   (slow) my mom!

Climbing mountains is risky and skiing is more exciting. RISKY

Climbing mountains is (a)   skiing.

The cake is delicious but the biscuits are the best.

DELICIOUS

The biscuits are (a)   the cake.

All the other movies are more popular than “The Fire”.

POPULAR

The Fire is not (a)   of the movies.

Helen is short, but Renee is shorter.

TALL

Renee isn’t (a)   Helen.

You speak English (a)   (good) your sister. 

Lenny jumped over the wall in (a)   (easy) way.  

Full

(a)  

Safe

(a)  

Low

(a)  

Happy

(a)  

Tall

(a)  

Expensive

(a)  

According to the picture, write a comparative sentence using the adjetive OLD

(a)  

According to the picture, write a comparative sentence using the adjetive INTELLIGENT

(a)