Comparisons Using Adjectives and Adverbs

You'll find your way around the town __________ if you have a map. (easy)

• easier

• more easily

• most easily

• the easiest

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You hardly ever write to me. Why don’t you write a bit __________? (often)

• as often

• less often

• most often

• more often

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This is the __________ pizza in London! (awful)

• most awful

• more awful

• more awfully

• most awfully

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The cows on the farm were __________ the sheep. (loud)

• loud

• louder

• louder than

• loudly

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The hotel was __________ cheap. I expected it to be much __________. (surprising, expensive)

• surprisingly, more expensive

• surprised, more expensive

• surprising, expensive

• surprisingly, expensively

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This apartment is __________ of all the apartments I have seen. (convenient)

• most conveniently

• more conveniently

• more convenient

• the most convenient

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This book is __________ than the one I read last week. (interesting)

• the most interesting

• more interesting than

• most interesting

• more interesting

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It's a pity you live so far away. I wish you lived __________. (near)

• nearer

• more nearly

• most nearly

• nearest

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In my opinion, a deer moves __________ of all the animals. (graceful)

• the most graceful

• most gracefully

• more gracefully

• more gracefully than

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This jacket is too small. I need a __________ size. (large)

• larger than

• larger

• the largest

• largely

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