HOMEWORK
I. Complete the sentences with the correct comparative form of the given adjectives and adverbs.
softly
expensive
friendly
sweet
slowly
wet
comfortable
dangerous
dark
tasty
1. Lemons aren't
2. Refrigerators cost a lot. They are much
than microwave ovens.
3. Children seem to be able to appear out of nowhere. When I'm near a school, I always drive
than I have to.
than oranges. Lemons are sour.
4. In my experience, old shoes are usually a lot
5. People in villages seem to be
seem to enjoy talking to strangers.
6.
Babies don't like loud noises. Most people speak
they're talking to a baby.
7. Many more people die in car accidents than in plane accidents. Statistics show that driving your own
car is
than flying in an airplane.
than new shoes.
than people in large cities. They
than dry sand?
8. A: Why does wet sand look
B: Because wet sand reflects less light.
9. If a cat and a duck are out in the rain, the cat will get much
the duck. The water will simply roll off of the duck's feathers but will soak into the cat's fur.
10. A: Do you like crisps?
B: Yes, but I think chocolate is much.
than usual when
than crisps.
than