Question

Read the sentences from the conversation and match the adjectives with the comparative froms. 1. there are more bicycle lanes here. 2. my new bike is better than my old bike. 3. i don't think my bike is worse than your bike. adjectives. 1. bad 2. good 3. many/much comparative froms. a. more b. worse c. better

Answer 1

1. bad-worse
2. good - better
3. many/much- more

Answer 2

Matching Adjectives with Comparative Forms

To match the adjectives with their comparative forms in the given sentences, we can use the following pairs:

1. Adjectives: - bad - good - many/much

2. Comparative Forms: - a. worse - b. better - c. more

Now, let's match the adjectives with their comparative forms based on the given sentences:

1. "There are more bicycle lanes here." - Adjective: many/much - Comparative Form: more - This matches with option c. more

2. "My new bike is better than my old bike." - Adjective: good - Comparative Form: better - This matches with option b. better

3. "I don't think my bike is worse than your bike." - Adjective: bad - Comparative Form: worse - This matches with option a. worse

So, the matching pairs are: - Adjective "many/much" matches with Comparative Form "more" - Adjective "good" matches with Comparative Form "better" - Adjective "bad" matches with Comparative Form "worse"