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    This document provides examples comparing adjectives in their comparative and superlative forms. It contains 8 sentences asking to complete each with the comparative or superlative form of an adjective in parentheses. The adjectives to be completed in comparative or superlative form are famous, big, old, old, interesting, delicious, bad, and clear.

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    This document provides examples comparing adjectives in their comparative and superlative forms. It contains 8 sentences asking to complete each with the comparative or superlative form of an adjective in parentheses. The adjectives to be completed in comparative or superlative form are famous, big, old, old, interesting, delicious, bad, and clear.

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    Exercise 1

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    This document provides examples comparing adjectives in their comparative and superlative forms. It contains 8 sentences asking to complete each with the comparative or superlative form of an adjective in parentheses. The adjectives to be completed in comparative or superlative form are famous, big, old, old, interesting, delicious, bad, and clear.

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    Exercise 2

    Completa con la forma comparativa o superlativa del adjetivo escrito entre


    paréntesis.

    1. William Shakespeare is (famous)   writer in England. 

    2. The elephant is (big)   than the lion. 

    3. Sergio is (old)   than Malcolm. 

    4. Our house is (old)   in the neighbourhood. 

    5. That book is (interesting)   than the newspaper. 

    6. This cake is (delicious)   than that one. 

    7. This is (bad)   programme in television history. 

    8. That picture is (clear)   than this one. 

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