Question

НУ ПРЯМ ОЧЕНЬ СРОЧНО Put the adjectives in brackets in the comparative/superlative form. 1 Daniel is (slim) than Rob. 2 Mary’s house isn’t as (big) mine. 3 Jack lives in one of (expensive) neighbourhoods in London. 4 Tricia found asking for directions (easy) than using a map. 5 Bob is (tall) person I know. 6 Poppy is (good) at baking than Georgina. 7 The theatre is much (old) than the aquarium. 8 The skyscraper is as (high) a mountain! 9 Carly has (long) hair than all the other girls in the class. 10 It would actually be( fast) to walk to the bank than to take the car.

Answer 1

1 Daniel is slimmer than Rob.

2 Mary's house isn't as big as mine.

3 Jack lives in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in London.

4 Tricia found asking for directions easier than using a map.

5 Bob is the tallest person I know.

6 Poppy is better at baking than Georgina.

7 The theatre is much older than the aquarium.

8 The skyscraper is as high as a mountain!

9 Carly has the longest hair than all the other girls in the class.

10 It would actually be faster to walk to the bank than to take the car.

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are the sentences with the adjectives in brackets in their comparative or superlative forms:

1. Daniel is (slimmer) than Rob.
2. Mary's house isn't as (big) as mine.
3. Jack lives in one of the (most expensive) neighborhoods in London.
4. Tricia found asking for directions (easier) than using a map.
5. Bob is the (tallest) person I know.
6. Poppy is (better) at baking than Georgina.
7. The theatre is much (older) than the aquarium.
8. The skyscraper is as (high) as a mountain!
9. Carly has (longer) hair than all the other girls in the class.
10. It would actually be (faster) to walk to the bank than to take the car.