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I don't know if I'll survive the exams. It's getting … to keep up.

• harder and harder

• the hardest

• more and more harder

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Since paying the bills is becoming …, my parents are very worried about our future.

• more and more difficult

• most difficult

• more difficulter

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I told you to turn the music down and instead it's only getting … . Are you trying to get on my nerves?

• the loudest

• louder and louder

• more and more loud

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I'm afraid my grandmother's ability to move is getting … . We'll have to hire a caretaker to help us look after her.

• the worst

• more and more bad

• badder and badder

• worse and worse

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These days it seems that teenagers feel … . That's why so many of them have anxiety issues.

• stressed and more stressed

• most stressed

• more and more stressed

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Over the years I feel that I have become … in English. I'm really proud of myself.

• most fluent

• fluenter and fluenter

• more and more fluent

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Homeless people get … as days go by. The government should provide more for them.

• the more scruffy

• more scruffier

• scruffier and scruffier

• more and more scruffier

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I went sailing with my brother, but the sea got … and I ended up feeling really sick.

• rougher and rougher

• roughest

• more and more rough

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I loved my first Erasmus experience. It got … as the days went by.

• more and more exciting

• most and most exciting

• exciting and more

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As I started reading that book, I was amazed, but as I went on, the story was making me … .

• sader

• more saddest

• sadder and sadder

• more and more sad

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