Comparative adjectives: Older than, more important than, etc.

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Exercise 3: Write comparative adjectives using the adjectives in brackets.

Exercise 3: Write comparative adjectives using the adjectives in brackets.

Write the correct comparative form of the adjective in brackets. Include 'than' only if the sentence compares two things explicitly.

1

I like the black sofa, but I think the brown sofa is (comfortable).

2

This bar is (noisy) the bars in my street.

3

Marseille is much (hot) Paris.

4

The helicopter was loud, but the ambulance was (loud).

5

Do you think Manchester United is (good) Manchester City this year?

6

The novel is much (interesting) the film.

7

Canadians are (rich) in the past.

8

This summer was (wet) last summer.

9

I liked the old version of the game, but the new version is much (exciting).

10

Sorry, 8 o'clock is very late. Can we meet a bit (early)?