Question

Подчеркните соответствующую степень сравнения прилагательного. (good, better, the best) to give than to take Their car is (expensive, the most expensive, more expensive) than ours Helen is as (taller,the tallest, tall) as her sister She`s (the most, much, much more) hard-working than her felliw-students This road is (narrow, the most narrow, the nsrrowest) in our village

Answer 1

A train is cheaper than a bus. This text is the biggest of all. I was ill last week but today I am better. Park street is longer than Market Street. This jacket is small me. Show me a bigger one. What is the hardest thing in life? A crocodile is bigger than a water snake. Helen is the prettiest girl in our class. 

Jill is a far more intelligent person than my brother. Kate was the most practical of the family. Greg felt worse yesterday than the day before. This wine is the better I have ever tasted. Jack was the tallest of the two. Jack is the cleverest of the three brothers. If you need any further information, please contact our head office. The sinking of Titanic is one of the most famous shipwreck stories of all time. Please, send the books back without farther delay. The deposits of oil in Russia are by far the richest in the world. Could you come a bit earlier tomorrow? I like this song better than the previous one. Which of this two performances did you enjoy more? The fire was put out quicker than we expected. 
. People are more intelligent than monkeys. Summer holidays are more splendid than winter holidays. Maths is more important than English. Books are more interesting than films. Writing in English is less difficult than speaking. Parents are more helpful than teachers. Reading is more useful than watching TV. Food is less expensive than clothes.

Answer 2

Подчеркните соответствующую степень сравнения прилагательного:

• (good, better, the best) to give than to take
• Their car is (expensive, the most expensive, more expensive) than ours
• Helen is as (tall, the tallest, taller) as her sister
• She's (the most, much, much more) hard-working than her fellow students
• This road is (narrow, the most narrow, the narrowest) in our village