Question

Complete the sentences. Use a comparative form of adjective or adverb. 1. Helen's car is not very big. She wants a … one. 2. My job is not very interesting. I want to do something … 3. You are not very tall. Your brother is … 4. David does not work very hard. I work … 5. My chair is not very comfortable. Yours is … 6. Your plan is not very good. My plan is … 7. These flowers are not very nice. The blue ones are … 8. My bag is not very heavy. Your bag is … 9. I am not very interested in arts. I am … in history. 10. It is not very warm today. It was … yesterday. 11. These tomatoes do not taste very good. The other ones tasted … 12. Britain is not very big. France is … 13. London is not very beautiful. Paris is … 14. This knife is not very sharp. Have you got a … one? 15. People today are not very polite. In the past they were …

Answer 1

bigger
more interesting
taller
harder
more comfortable
better
nicer
more interested
warmer
better
bigger
more beautiful
sharper
more polite

Answer 2

1. Helen's car is not very big. She wants a bigger one. 2. My job is not very interesting. I want to do something more interesting. 3. You are not very tall. Your brother is taller. 4. David does not work very hard. I work harder. 5. My chair is not very comfortable. Yours is more comfortable. 6. Your plan is not very good. My plan is better. 7. These flowers are not very nice. The blue ones are nicer. 8. My bag is not very heavy. Your bag is heavier. 9. I am not very interested in arts. I am more interested in history. 10. It is not very warm today. It was warmer yesterday. 11. These tomatoes do not taste very good. The other ones tasted better. 12. Britain is not very big. France is bigger. 13. London is not very beautiful. Paris is more beautiful. 14. This knife is not very sharp. Have you got a sharper one? 15. People today are not very polite. In the past they were more polite.