1. Form the
degrees of comparison.
Example: Happy — happier — (the) happiest
1. Busy. 2.
Dirty. 3. Easy. 4. Heavy.
2. Form the
degrees of comparison.
Example: Interesting — more interesting — (the) most interesting
1. Difficult. 2.
Expensive. 3. Necessary. 4. Beautiful.
3. Open the brackets.
Example: This pencil is (long) than that one. This book is
(interesting) than that one.
This pencil
is longer than that one. This book is more interesting than that
one.
1. This bag is
(heavy) than that one. 2. This book is (expensive) than that one. 3. This
dictionary is (thick) than that one. 4. This pencil is (short) than
that one. 5. This flower is
(beautiful) than that one. 6. This bench is (high)
than that one. 7. This room
is (big) than that one. 8. This woman is (young)
than that one. 9. This
washing-machine is (cheap) than that one. 10. This boy
is (tall) than that one.
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