Question

2. Choose the correct option. Izberi ustrezen odgovor. 1) Spain is hoter / hotter than Russia. 2) The Italian restaurant is more expensive / expensiver than the Indian restaurant. 3) In my opinion, John is one of the luckiest / the most lucky man in the world. 4) Anthony is the best / the goodest golfer. 5) This film is more long / longer than the one we watched last night. 6) This is the excitingest/ the most exciting novel I've ever read. 7) It's cloudyer / cloudier today than yesterday. 8) The weather today is worse / badder than it was yesterday. 9) George Clooney is the handsomest/ the most handsome man in the world. 10) Messi is one of the famousest / the most famous football players in the world.​

Answer 1

1) Spain hotter than Russia.
2) The Italian restaurant is more expensive than the Indian restaurant. 3) In my opinion, John is one of the luckiest man in the world.
4) Anthony is the best golfer.
5) This film is longer than the one we watched last night.
6) This is the the most exciting novel I've ever read.
7) It's cloudier today than yesterday.
8) The weather today is worse than it was yesterday.
9) George Clooney is the most handsome man in the world.
10) Messi is one of the most famous football players in the world.​

Answer 2

Sure, let's go through each sentence and choose the correct option:

1) Spain is hotter than Russia.

2) The Italian restaurant is more expensive than the Indian restaurant.

3) In my opinion, John is one of the luckiest men in the world.

4) Anthony is the best golfer.

5) This film is longer than the one we watched last night.

6) This is the most exciting novel I've ever read.

7) It's cloudier today than yesterday.

8) The weather today is worse than it was yesterday.

9) George Clooney is the most handsome man in the world.

10) Messi is one of the most famous football players in the world.

In English, comparatives and superlatives are formed by adding "-er" or "-est" to adjectives for comparisons, or by using "more" and "most" before the adjective. Irregular forms, like "good" changing to "better" for the comparative, and "best" for the superlative, should be memorized.