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2.G2 Comparative adjectives and adverbs
26 questions · e.g. Sofia has a ____ lunch. (healthy)
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1. Sofia has a ____ lunch. (healthy)
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2. Sofia eats lunch ____. (slow)
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3. Sofia is ____ than Nabil. (active)
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4. Nabil's lunch is ____ than Sofia's. (healthy)
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5. Nabil eats lunch ____. (quick)
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6. Nabil is ____ than Sofia. (active)
Check7. Rule: to make comparative adjectives, we add -(e)r to ____ adjectives.
Check8. Rule: we use more in front of most ____ adjectives.
Check9. Rule: to make negative comparisons, we use ____ in front of longer adjectives.
Check10. Rule: we can also use not as … as with any ____ or adverb.
Check11. Rule: to make comparative adverbs, use more and add -ly to the ____.
Check12. My brother isn't a good swimmer, but I am. I can swim ____.
Check13. Omar doesn't exercise regularly. I exercise more ____ than him.
Check14. Your homework is too difficult. My homework is less ____ than yours.
Check15. My sister isn't good at French, but I am. I can speak French more ____ than her.
Check16. We don't get up early at weekends. We get up ____ on weekdays.
Check17. After a good night's sleep, you'll be able to think ____.
Check18. I hope he'll be ____ next time so he doesn't get injured again.
Check19. She says she can breathe ____ when she gets out of the city.
Check20. When you eat ____, you feel full sooner.
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