Fill in the blanks with an adjective of the appropriate degree of comparison. The adjective is given in the brackets.
1. Sam can run ……………………. than you.
Wrong!
We need a comparative expression before than.
2. Raghu is …………………. than his friends.
Wrong!
Cleverer is the comparative form of clever.
3. You are no ……………………. than him.
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Better is the comparative form of good.
4. It was …………………….. than I thought.
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Easier is the comparative form of easy.
5. Lead is the ……………………… metal.
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We use the superlative to compare one thing with the whole group that it belongs to.
6. A rabbit is ……………………. than a deer.
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Smaller is the comparative form of small.
7. This is ……………………… than that.
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More attractive is the comparative form of attractive.
8. Your voice is ………………….. than mine.
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Worse is the comparative form of bad.
9. She earns ……………………. money than I do.
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Less is the comparative form of little.
10. The …………………….. expensive holidays are often the best.
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11. I was not as intelligent as the others, but I was the …………………..
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Prettiest is the superlative form of pretty.
12. As you get older, you get …………………….
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In this structure we use a comparative in both clauses.
Done.
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Answers
1. Sam can run faster than you.
2. Raghu is cleverer than his friends.
3. You are no better than him.
4. It was easier than I thought.
5. Lead is the heaviest metal.
6. A rabbit is smaller than a deer.
7. This is more attractive than that.
8. Your voice is worse than mine.
9. She earns less money than I do.
10. The least expensive holidays are often the best.
11. I was not as intelligent as the others, but I was the prettiest.
12. As you get older, you get more tolerant.
