TALL – SHORT – FAST – LONG
taller than – shorter than – faster than – longer than
– Tom is tall, but I am taller than Tom.
– Your hair is short, but Mary’s hair is shorter than yours.
– A car is fast, but a plane is faster than a car.
– Your pencil is long, but John’s pencil is longer than yours.
BIG – SAD
bigger than – sadder than
– This elephant is very big; but that one is bigger than this one.
– Yesterday I was a bit sad. Today I am not sadder than yesterday.
THIRSTY – FUNNY – HAPPY – UGLY – HEAVY
thirstier than – funnier than – happier than – heavier than
– Do you feel thirsty? Now, I’m thirstier than before.
– Is it funny? I think, the other film was funnier than this one.
– Are you happy? I am happier now that I know you come.
– Is the blue whale heavy? I think, they are heavier than white sharks.
EXPENSIVE – BEAUTIFUL – DANGEROUS – DIFFICULT – INTERERSTING – EXCITING – BORING
more expensive than – more beautiful than – more dangerous than – more difficult than – more interesting than – more exciting than – more boring than
GOOD – BAD
better than – worse than
– Is it a good job? It was better the previous one.
– Is that bad? Not really, but it is worse than this one.
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bikes /cars (slow)
Bikes are slower than cars.
- Dan / Harry (young). Dan is younger than Harry.
- French / English (difficult). French is more difficult than English.
- Moscow / London (big). Moscow is bigger than London.
- Lisa / Tony (tall). Lista is taller than Tony.
- the black car / the white car (cheap). The black car is cheaper than the white car.
- Robert / Henry (happy). Robert is happier than Henry.
- dogs / cats (intelligent).
- my room / your room (nice).
- Tokyo / Paris (busy).
- normally the girls / the boys (quiet).