Supply the comparative form of the words in brackets. Add "than" where necessary
II. Supply the comparative form of the words in brackets. Add "than" where necessary.
1. Average incomes in rural areas are rising those in the city. (slow)
2. The conditions they're living in are we thought. (bad)
3. Your book looks mine. Can I borrow it for some days? (interesting)
4. The evening in the countryside is often that in the city. (peaceful)
5. Many families in the suburbs are the ones you meet in the urban. (happy)
6. With the help of technology we can live
ever before. (convenient)
7. Watching football is one of Britain's top leisure activities, even eating out. (popular)
8. Henderson said that he could run anybody else in the class. (fast)
9. This year's harvest season seems to come a week usual. (early)
10. All these students are good, but some work others. (hard)
1. Average incomes in rural areas are rising those in the city. (slow)
2. The conditions they're living in are we thought. (bad)
3. Your book looks mine. Can I borrow it for some days? (interesting)
4. The evening in the countryside is often that in the city. (peaceful)
5. Many families in the suburbs are the ones you meet in the urban. (happy)
6. With the help of technology we can live
ever before. (convenient)
7. Watching football is one of Britain's top leisure activities, even eating out. (popular)
8. Henderson said that he could run anybody else in the class. (fast)
9. This year's harvest season seems to come a week usual. (early)
10. All these students are good, but some work others. (hard)