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Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs, including '-er/-est', 'more/most', and irregulars (better, best).
#comparatives_and_superlatives

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This route is ___ than the motorway during rush hour.
Her new office is ___ than the old one.
Of the three hotels, this one is ___.
He drives ___ than his brother on wet roads.
The second interview was ___ than the first.
This chair is ___ in the waiting room.
She speaks English ___ now than she did last year.
My suitcase is ___ than yours.
This is ___ meal I have had all week.
The pharmacy is ___ than the supermarket.
He finished the task ___ than everyone expected.
That was ___ train we could take without changing stations.
The sofa looks ___ in the living room than it did in the shop.
She arrived ___ of all the volunteers.
This jacket is ___ than the black one.
Of all my colleagues, Nina works ___.
The exam was ___ than the practice tests.
This is ___ street in the neighbourhood after midnight.
He answered the customer ___ than I did.
This laptop is ___ than my old one.
It was ___ day of our holiday.
The new system runs ___ than the old program.
This apartment is ___ from the station than our last one.
She chose ___ seat in the theatre.
The instructions became ___ after the teacher gave an example.
He works ___ in the morning than after lunch.
This bag is ___ of the four.
The restaurant was ___ than we expected for a Friday night.
She explained the process ___ than the manual did.
This is ___ painting in the exhibition.
My new phone takes ___ photos than my old one.
The river is ___ after the heavy rain.
He waited ___ than anyone else in the queue.
This is ___ problem we have faced this year.
The bus arrived ___ than usual this morning.
Her explanation was ___ than mine.
This printer is ___ machine in the office.
He walked ___ than usual because his leg still hurt.
That was ___ decision the committee made all year.
The city centre is ___ at night than during the day.
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Elementary LP Comparative Adjectives
40 questions