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Comparatives worksheet

March 3, 2016 - A2pdf

Make meaningful sentences using the hints given in the brackets. An example is given below.

Silver is ………………….. gold. (precious)
Silver is not as precious as gold.

Progress 0 of 11 answered
1Mount Everest is ............... than Mount K2.
Wrong!
2The sun is ............... than the moon.
Wrong!
3The moon is not as ............... . as the sun.
Wrong!
4Iron is ............... . wood.
Wrong!
5Wood is not as ............... as iron.
Wrong!
6Dogs are ............... than cats.
Wrong!
7Cats are ............... than dogs.
Wrong!
8The sparrow is ............... than the crow.
Wrong!
9The crow is not as ............... as the sparrow.
Wrong!
10The elephant is the ............... of the land animals.
Wrong!
11Samuel is ............... any other boy in the class
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/11

Answers

  1. Mount Everest is higher than Mount K2.
  2. The sun is hotter than the moon.
  3. The moon is not as hot . as the sun.
  4. Iron is heavier than . wood.
  5. Wood is not as heavy as iron.
  6. Dogs are more faithful than cats.
  7. Cats are less faithful than dogs.
  8. The sparrow is smaller than the crow.
  9. The crow is not as small as the sparrow.
  10. The elephant is the biggest of the land animals.
  11. Samuel is smarter than any other boy in the class
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