Comparatives and superlatives

Dogs are _____ (intelligent) than rabbits.

• intelligenter

• more intelligent

• more intelligenter

• less intelligent

My grandmother is ______ (old) than my grandfather.

• more old

• more older

• ollder

• older

Russia is far_____ (large) than the UK.

My Latin class is ______ (boring) than my English class.

• less boring

• more boring

• more boringer

• boringer

In the UK, the streets are generally ______ (narrow) than in the USA.

London is _____ (busy) than Glasgow.

• more busy

• busier

• busyer

• more busyer

Julie is _____ (quiet) than her sister.

• quietter

• quieter

• more quiet

• more quieter

Amanda is _____ (ambitious) than her classmates.

• ambitiouser

• more ambitiouser

• more ambitious

• ambitiousser

My garden is a lot _____ (colourful) than this park.

His house is a bit _____

(comfortable) than a hotel.

• comfortabler

• more comfortable

• more comfortabler

• less confortable