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