Comparative Adjectives (Practice)
A. Use comparative adjectives in the following sentences:
1. My brother is (young) than me.
2. Your phone isn't (advanced) than your tablet.
3. Sarah is (intelligent) than her friend.
4. Is chili powder (hot) than paprika?
5. My uncle is (funny) than my father.
6. Suzan's music library isn't (amazing) than Simon's library.
7. My boss is (bad) than yours.
8. Is The Mackenzie River (long) than The Mississippi River?
9. My classmates are (nice) than my sister.
10. Gold isn't (precious) than diamond.
11. This movie is (interesting) than the one I saw last week.
12. Is cream cheese (heavy) than cheddar?
13. My car is (expensive) than yours.
14. This trip is (exciting) than the other one.
15. Is pizza (delicious) than calzone?
16. This movie is (good) than that one.
17. Are dogs (cute) than cats?
18. My aunt is (beautiful) than my mother.
19. Vitamin supplements aren't (healthy) than natural ones.
20. Jack’s room is (clean) than Rebeca’s.
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B. Complete the following sentences using comparative adjectives:
1. My sister’s hair is —----- mine. (curly)
2. Is Canada ---------- the US? (cold)
3. Our math teacher —---- our science teacher. (heavy)
4. My cat isn't --------- my parrot. (lazy)
5. Tula —-- Joanne. (beautiful)
6. Jack —- Janet. (slim)
7. Bob hasn't always been --------- Biba. (obedient)
8. My son —-- my daughter. (quiet)
9. Our present boss —--- our previous one. (bad)
10. Are planes --------- trains? (fast)
11. Biology is ---------- Mathematics. (hard)
12. Is Mount Everest --------- Mount Kilimanjaro? (high)
13. Is health --------- wealth? (important)
14. My cat —-- yours. (ugly)
15. Lucy doesn't look ------- Lila. (fancy)
16. My father —-- my mother. (attractive)
17. The red pants aren't ---------- the black ones. (skinny)
18. My neighbor —-- her husband. (funny)
19. The Eiffel tower isn't ---------- The Great Wall of China. (magnificent)
20. These dresses —---- those ones. (short)
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