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    This document contains examples comparing items using the comparative terms: younger, youngest, taller, tallest, bigger, biggest, easier, easiest, faster, fastest, longer, longest, hotter, hottest, better, best, less, least, more, most, worse, worst, little, less, most. It provides sentences comparing the ages of brothers Tim, John and Ben. Additional examples compare the heights of friends Mark, Robin and Jack. Further comparisons include the sizes of animals like crocodiles, bulls and elephants. Other topics featured include math problems of differing difficulties and the speeds of vehicles like bicycles, cars and rockets. Hair lengths, temperatures and test scores are also compared using these terms

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    This document contains examples comparing items using the comparative terms: younger, youngest, taller, tallest, bigger, biggest, easier, easiest, faster, fastest, longer, longest, hotter, hottest, better, best, less, least, more, most, worse, worst, little, less, most. It provides sentences comparing the ages of brothers Tim, John and Ben. Additional examples compare the heights of friends Mark, Robin and Jack. Further comparisons include the sizes of animals like crocodiles, bulls and elephants. Other topics featured include math problems of differing difficulties and the speeds of vehicles like bicycles, cars and rockets. Hair lengths, temperatures and test scores are also compared using these terms

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    Comparison of Adjectives

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    This document contains examples comparing items using the comparative terms: younger, youngest, taller, tallest, bigger, biggest, easier, easiest, faster, fastest, longer, longest, hotter, hottest, better, best, less, least, more, most, worse, worst, little, less, most. It provides sentences comparing the ages of brothers Tim, John and Ben. Additional examples compare the heights of friends Mark, Robin and Jack. Further comparisons include the sizes of animals like crocodiles, bulls and elephants. Other topics featured include math problems of differing difficulties and the speeds of vehicles like bicycles, cars and rockets. Hair lengths, temperatures and test scores are also compared using these terms

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    Example 1: Example 2: Example 3:

    YOUNG YOUNGER THE YOUNGEST


    Tim
    John
    Ben
    Mark
    Robin
    Jack
    TALL THE TALLEST TALLER
    Crocodile
    Bull
    Elephant
    BIG BIGGER THE BIGGEST
    2 (X + 3) = 12 3X + 2 = 14

    2 + 3 = X
    EASY THE EASIEST EASIER



























    Bicycle Rocket Car
    FAST
    Tina Jane Anna
    LONG
    HOT
    Soup Fire Sun
    SLOW



























    GOOD BETTER THE BEST
    LITTLE LESS THE LEAST
    MUCH MORE
    THE MOST
    MANY MORE THE MOST
    BAD WORSE THE WORST
    Mark John
    Tim
    Tim, John and Ben are brothers. Tim is 16 years old and he is __young__. John is 10 years old and he
    is ________________ than Tim. Ben is a baby and he is _____________________ of all.
    Mark, Robin and Jack are friends. Mark is __tall__. Robin is ________________ than Mark, but Jack
    is _____________________ of all boys.
    A crocodile is a __big__ animal. A bull is ______________ than a crocodile, but an elephant is
    ___________________ .
    Mark has got three maths examples. Example 1 is __easy__. Example 2 is ________________ than
    example 1. But example 3 is ___________________ .
    A bicycle is __fast__. A car is _______________ and a rocket is ________________________.
    Tina has got __long__ hair. Janes hair is _______________ than Tinas hair. Annas hair is
    ____________________.
    The soup is __hot__. Fire is ________________ than the soup, but the sun is
    ____________________.
    Mark has got 90 points on the test and its __good__. John has got 95 points and its
    ________________. Tim has got 100 points and its _________________________.
    Coca-cola is __bad__. Ben drinks one bottle of coca-cola a day. Jim drinks three bottles of coca-cola
    a day and its ________________ than drinking one bottle. Robin drinks six bottles of coca-cola a day
    and its ________________.
    Mary, Jane and Tina are making cakes. Mary needs a __little__ milk. Jane needs _______________
    milk than Mary. Tina needs _____________________ milk.
    There is ______________ water in the lake than in the river, but there is __________________
    water in the sea.
    There are _____________ apples in the first picture than in the second picture, but there are
    ___________________ apples in the third picture.

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