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Comparatives exercise

February 1, 2012 - A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using comparative forms of the adjective or adverb.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1Your car is ............... .. than mine.
Wrong!
2My house is ............... than yours.
Wrong!
3You should write ............... than you do.
Wrong!
4It is ............... than you think.
Wrong!
5The baby is ............... ugly than you.
Wrong!
6I have got ............... energy than I used to have.
Wrong!
7This is ............... than that.
Wrong!
8He is ............... than stupid.
Wrong!
9Her boyfriend is ............... than her.
Wrong!
10He is ............... than he looks.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. Your car is smaller .. than mine.
  2. My house is bigger than yours.
  3. You should write Either could be used here than you do.
  4. It is easier than you think.
  5. The baby is less ugly than you.
  6. I have got less energy than I used to have.
  7. This is Either could be used here than that.
  8. He is more lazy than stupid.
  9. Her boyfriend is much older than her.
  10. He is cleverer than he looks.
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