Comparative Adjectives

Practise your use of comparative adjectives

Complete the sentences with the correct comparative adjective form

This week is (busy) than last week.

Our sales figures are (high) this month.

Android is (popular) than Apple.

They are (happy) now than before.

I prefer the design that is (colourful).

The internet speed is (fast) here than at home.

My laptop is much (heavy) than my tablet.

This version is (bad) than the last one.

It is (comfortable) to work from home.

10.

The US is (large) than the UK.

Complete the sentences using the correct comparative adjective form

We are much (optimistic) this quarter compared to last quarter.

My English is (good) now than it was two months ago.

I am looking for a (cheap) solution.

The first option is (expensive) than the second option.

Drinking water is (healthy) than drinking soda.

I live (near) the office now.

Dogs are (intelligent) than hamsters.

John is (friendly) than Pat.

I am (tired) today than I was yesterday.

10.

The weather today is (bad) than yesterday.

Complete the following sentences with the correct missing word or words.

Learning to write in English is (easy) than learning to speak in English.

These shoes are (comfortable) than my old ones.

He is not as (young) as he used to be.

I think the weather tomorrow will be (dry) than today.

I think you are even (beautiful) than when I saw you last.

This ticket is (cheap) than that one.

I think this answer is (good) than that one.

I think it would be (interesting) if we went to the museum.

London is (big) than Manchester.

10.

Naples is (far) away from Milan than Rome.