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    This document contains a series of sentences comparing different entities using comparative adjectives and adverbs such as larger, more, less, as, not so, and than. It provides examples comparing the size of towns, intelligence levels, distances, prices, flavors, activities, and means of transportation. The comparisons illustrate the use of common comparative structures in English.

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    1.

         The town is just as  (large) as my native 26.Some cars are  (expensive) than
    one. others.

    2.    The road was  (long) than we had 27.The jeans are very  (dirty) in fact they are
    expected.
     (dirty) than the trousers.
    3.    The girl is very  (intelligent).
    4.    As soon as they understood that the second book 28.A candle gives  (little) light than a lamp.

    was  (boring) than the first one, they 29.This blanket is  (warm) than that blanket.
    changed their mind.
    30.The dog is  (angry) than its master.
    5.    The shop is  (far) than the school.

    6.    Ventspils is  (far) town in Latvia I II Fill in the following sentences using "as...as",
    have been to. "not so...as", "more...than", "less...than"
      
    7.    Tim is  (intelligent) than Pat. 1. Greece is sunny and so is Spain. Greece is
    8.    The heat is less  (harmful) than the cold.  Spain.
    2. Italy is a large country but France is larger. So
    9.    This song is  (beautiful) one in
    the world! Italy is  than France.
    3. Tokyo is expensive. Rome is cheaper. Tokyo is
    10. They are as  (stubborn) as donkeys!
    than Rome.
    11.  The weather today is  (bad) than the
    4. Angelina Jolie is famous. Brad Pitt is famous, too.
    weather yesterday but not as  (bad) as it was
    Angelina is  Brad Pitt.
    four days ago.
    5. I like History, but I prefer Geography. I don't find
    12. The story was  (exciting) one I
    History  than Geography.
    have ever heard.
    6. Bob's favourite flavour of ice-cream are strawberry
    13. They were less  (tired) than we.
    and chocolate. He finds strawberry .
    14. George bought a  (new) car than he could
    7. The road was  sliperry  I thought, so I
    ever imagine.
    couldn`t drive up the hill.
    15. The mark is    (good) than I expected.
    8. It is  interesting to see the film  to
    16. They are very  (upset) with the results. read the book it is based on. I definitely prefer the
    book.
    17. She is  (polite) than me.
    9. Del Boy is not  hardworking  his brother.
    18. The boy is  (fast) runner of all.
    10. You are  tall  me, so you can wear my
    19. It is as  (pleasant) as a greeting card. clothes.

    20. The movie was  (interesting) than 11. Are you sure there are people in this bus
    the book.
     in that one?
    21. The price will be  (aggressive) than
    the previous time. 12. I am  busy today  yesterday, so I can
    take a walk with you in the park today.
    22.The nature is  (important) than
    making profit.

    23.The cake is just as  (sweet) as the ice-


    cream.

    24.Sometimes friends are  (devoted)


    than relatives.

    25.Planes are  (convenient) means


    of travelling of all.
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