Question

Помогите, пожалуйста Use the right degree of comparison of the adjectives in brackets. 1. He laughs (good), who laughs last. 2. He who laughs last, laughs (long). 3. Of two evils, choose the (little). 4. My aunt is the (old) of the four sisters. 5. Cats are (clean) than monkeys, but monkeys are (intelligent) than cats. 6. Thank you, you are (kind) today than you were yesterday. 7. Socrates was (wise) Greek of all. 8. Christopher is (friendly) than Ted. 9. Ben is (wealthy) of the three brothers. 10. Edwin was (nice) of the two sons.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Ответ от эксперта в области английского языка, уровень - C1, IELTS - 8,5 Overall (общий).

He laughs best, who laughs last.

He who laughs last, laughs longest.

Of two evils, choose the lesser.

My aunt is the oldest of the four sisters.

Cats are cleaner than monkeys, but monkeys are more intelligent than cats.

Thank you, you are kinder today than you were yesterday.

Socrates was the wisest Greek of all.

Christopher is friendlier than Ted.

Ben is the wealthiest of the three brothers.

Edwin was the nicest of the two sons.

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you with that. Here are the sentences with the correct degrees of comparison for the adjectives in brackets:

1. He laughs (best), who laughs last.
2. He who laughs last, laughs (longest).
3. Of two evils, choose the (lesser).
4. My aunt is the (oldest) of the four sisters.
5. Cats are (cleaner) than monkeys, but monkeys are (more intelligent) than cats.
6. Thank you, you are (kinder) today than you were yesterday.
7. Socrates was (the wisest) Greek of all.
8. Christopher is (friendlier) than Ted.
9. Ben is (the wealthiest) of the three brothers.
10. Edwin was (the nicer) of the two sons.