1. Correct: This girl is the most beautiful of the two daughters he has.
Remove "that"
2. **Correct:** Frank plays tennis worse than all the other players.
Change "worse of all" to "worse than all the other"
3. Correct: The more he tries, the more he succeeds.
No change needed
4. Correct: She can pronounce English words more correctly than she could last term.
(Change "more correct" to "more correctly")
5. Correct: In this class, the students are talking more loudly than the teacher.
Change "more louder" to "more loudly"
6. Correct:** This summer is hotter and drier than last summer.
Change "winder" to "drier
7. Correct: You should practice English more often to be a better speaker of English.
Change "practise" to "practice" and "oftener" to "more often"
8. Correct: Hà Anh can now speak English better than the last time I met him.
Change "more well" to "better"
9. Correct: She is much more intelligent than Nam.
Remove "does"
10. Correct: The richer he is, the more miserable he gets.
(Change "more rich" to "richer"