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    The document provides examples of using comparative adjectives in sentences. It includes two exercises - the first asks to complete sentences using comparative forms of given adjectives. The second chooses the correct forms in sentences using comparatives. There are also sentences to complete using the comparative form of words in brackets. The document focuses on demonstrating proper use of comparative adjectives in different contexts.

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    The document provides examples of using comparative adjectives in sentences. It includes two exercises - the first asks to complete sentences using comparative forms of given adjectives. The second chooses the correct forms in sentences using comparatives. There are also sentences to complete using the comparative form of words in brackets. The document focuses on demonstrating proper use of comparative adjectives in different contexts.

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    (Ex2.)Completethefollowingsentences.Usethecomparativeformofoneoftheseadjectives.

    Useeachwordonlyonce.Add'than'ifnecessary.
    good,interesting,important,fat,high,difficult,lazy,interested,easy,
    old

    1.Myexamresultsaregood.Theyare lastyear.
    2.Ithinkthatspeakingis writing.Idon'tfindspeakingdifficult.
    3.Itis tobehealthythanwealthy.
    4.MountEverestis MontBlanc.
    5.Iameatingtoomuch.Iammuch Iwaslastmonth.
    6.Thisexerciseisveryeasy.Canyougivemesomething ?
    7.Mymotheris42butmyfatherismuch .He's73.
    8.Juliettanevergoesout.She's instudyingforuniversity.
    9.Hisfirstbookwasboringbutthisoneis .
    10.Robertis anyoneIknow.Heneverliftsafingertowork.

    (Ex3.)Choosethecorrectforminthefollowingsentences.
    1.Yesterdayweplayedour(worse,worst) concert.
    2.Iam(morehungrier,hungrier) now.
    3.Whoisthe(shorter,moreshorter,mostshort,shortest) ofthefoursisters?
    4.Isthisthe(best,better,morebetter,mostbest) valuethatyouhave?
    5.Johnisthe(mosthappiest,happiest) kidIknow.

    (Ex4.)Completethesentenceswiththecorrectformofthewordsinbrackets

    e.g.Shecanswimfasterthanme.(fast)
    Weallwenttobedverylate,butKathywenttobedthelatest.(late)
    Thefilmwasn'tasinterestingasweexpected.(interesting)

    1.Itwas drivingIhaveeverseen.(good)
    2.Petersang thanalltheothers.(loud)
    3.Theholidaywasn't theonewehadlastyear.(expensive)
    4.She'sagoodstudent.Sheworks thantheothers.(carefully)
    5.Wouldyouplay please?I'mtryingtosleep.(quietly)
    6.Mymotherwakesup thanme.(early)
    7.Itried thanlasttime,butstillIdidn ftmanagetopasstheexam.(hard)
    8.Theyareallgoodsingers,butAlikicansingthe .(well)
    9.Weallswamveryfar,butManuelswamthe .(far)
    10.Icanjump thanyou.(high)

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