Question

13. Compare “The city is … than the country”: A. more noisyB. noisyerC. noisyD. noisierE. much noisyСрочноооо​

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

The correct answer is D. noisier.

When comparing two things using the comparative form, we use the word "noisier" to indicate that the city has more noise compared to the country. The word "noisier" is formed by adding the "-ier" suffix to the adjective "noisy." This suffix is used to form the comparative degree of many adjectives. So, in this context, "noisier" is the correct comparative form to indicate that the city has more noise than the country.

Here's how the complete sentence would look: "The city is noisier than the country."