Comparisons in English

Elephants are ....... bigger than mice.

(There may be more than one answer)

• a lot

• a little

• much

• far

• a bit

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A mobile phone costs $629, a tablet costs $649. A tablet is ..... more expensive than a tablet.

(There may be more than one answer)

• a little

• much

• a bit

• far

• a lot

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Choose the correct sentences.

(There may be more than one answer)

• Watching movies is much interesting than reading books.

• Tigers are a little more dangerous than rhinos.

• English is a bit easier than Spanish

• Cars are far more expensive than bikes.

• Russia is a lot biger Poland.

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Choose the comparative adjectives.

(There may be more than one answer)

• more useful

• the best

• easier

• the most dangerous

• worse

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Choose the superlative adjectives.

(There may be more than one answer)

• dirtier

• the worst

• faster

• the happiest

• the most interesting

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When we want to say that two things are the same we use:

• comparatives

• not as + adjective + as

• as + adjective + as

• superlatives

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The Pacific Ocean is ..................in the world

• deeper than

• deepest

• as deep as

• the deepest

• not as deep as

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This is ............... day of my life.

• as bad as

• bad

• worse

• the baddest

• the worst

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They're ............... me.

(There may be more than one correct answer)

• the oldest

• older than

• as old as

• older

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English is ................ Chinese.

• easier than

• easyier than

• easier

• the easiest

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