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1Mike's room is ___ than Harry's room. (more small / smaller)
2Jane is ___ girl in my class. (the most tall / the tallest)
3Is Rome ___ city in Europe? (old / older / the oldest)
4His sweater is ___ than his jeans. (darker / more dark)
5Everest is ___ mountain in the world. (the most tall / the tallest)
6St. Mary's is ___ church in the country. (more older / older / the oldest)
7Gold is ___ than silver. (expensiver / more expensive)
8Jane is ___ pupil in the class. (the carefulest / the most careful)
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2the tallest“Jane is the tallest girl in my class.”
1smaller“Mike's room is smaller than Harry's room.”
4darker“His sweater is darker than his jeans.”
3the oldest“Is Rome the oldest city in Europe?”
6the oldest“St. Mary's is the oldest church in the country.”
5the tallest“Everest is the tallest mountain in the world.”
8the most careful“Jane is the most careful pupil in the class.”
7more expensive“Gold is more expensive than silver.”
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9Edinburgh is ___ than Paris. (cheaper / more cheap / the cheapest)
10John is ___ than his brother. (more tall / taller)
11Emma is ___ in class. (the beautifulest / the most beautiful)
12Los Angeles is ___ than Stratford. (more polluted / polluted / the most polluted)
13I think pasta is ___ than rice. (better / gooder)
14That's ___ chair in the room. (the comfortablest / the most comfortable)
15Our new car is ___ than our old one. (small / smaller / the smallest)
16Our house is ___ than yours. (more small / smaller)
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10taller“John is taller than his brother.”
9cheaper“Edinburgh is cheaper than Paris.”
12more polluted“Los Angeles is more polluted than Stratford.”
11the most beautiful“Emma is the most beautiful in class.”
14the most comfortable“That's the most comfortable chair in the room.”
13better“I think pasta is better than rice.”
16smaller“Our house is smaller than yours.”
15smaller“Our new car is smaller than our old one.”
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17Tim is ___ player in the team. (the best / the most good)
18Bill is ___ student in his class. (better / good / the best)
19An elephant is ___ than a tiger. (bigger / more big)
20It was the ___ test of all. (the difficultest / the most difficult)
21New York is ___ than Miami. (interesting / more interesting / the most interesting)
22Your cake is ___ than mine. (deliciouser / more delicious)
23Our living room is ___ room in the house. (the most small / the smallest)
24Nick is ___ in his family. (tall / taller / the tallest)
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18the best“Bill is the best student in his class.”
17the best“Tim is the best player in the team.”
20the most difficult“It was the the most difficult test of all.”
19bigger“An elephant is bigger than a tiger.”
22more delicious“Your cake is more delicious than mine.”
21more interesting“New York is more interesting than Miami.”
24the tallest“Nick is the tallest in his family.”
23the smallest“Our living room is the smallest room in the house.”