Question

Paul likes playing football. He‘s a very good player, but his friend Sally is a ________ (good) player. She‘s the _______ (good) player in the whole school. She is _____ (fast) and ________ (strong) than all the boys, even the boys who are _______ (old) and ________ (big) than her. That‘s why Paul likes her. Paul thinks all games are exciting, but football is the __________(exciting) game and it‘s _______ (noisy) than all the other games he plays with his friends. When the grass is wet, everyone gets dirty when they play football. But Sally gets _______ (dirty) and ______ (wet) than everyone else. This man is (tall) than that one. Asia is (large) than Australia. The Volga is (short) than the Mississippi. Which building is the (high) in Moscow? Mary is a (good) student than Lucy. The Alps are (high) than the Urals. This garden is the (beautiful) in our town. She speaks Italian (good) than English. Is the word "newspaper" (long) than the word "book"?

Answer 1

1.better
2.best
3.faster
4.stronger
5.older
6.bigger
7.most exciting
8.noisier
9.dirtier
10.wetter
11.taller
12.larger
13.shorter
14.highest
15.better
16.higher
17.most beautiful
18.better
19.longer

Answer 2

Paul likes playing football. He's a very good player, but his friend Sally is a better player. She's the best player in the whole school. She is faster and stronger than all the boys, even the boys who are older and bigger than her. That's why Paul likes her. Paul thinks all games are exciting, but football is the most exciting game, and it's noisier than all the other games he plays with his friends. When the grass is wet, everyone gets dirty when they play football. But Sally gets dirtier and wetter than everyone else.

This man is taller than that one. Asia is larger than Australia. The Volga is shorter than the Mississippi. Which building is the highest in Moscow? Mary is a better student than Lucy. The Alps are higher than the Urals. This garden is the most beautiful in our town. She speaks Italian better than English. Is the word "newspaper" longer than the word "book"?