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    The document contains examples that demonstrate the use of comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences, including comparing sizes, ages, prices and personal attributes. It asks questions about which examples illustrate comparative and superlative structures. The examples show how to compare things that are bigger or smaller than others, older or younger than others, more or less expensive than others, and more or less attractive or skilled than others.

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    The document contains examples that demonstrate the use of comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences, including comparing sizes, ages, prices and personal attributes. It asks questions about which examples illustrate comparative and superlative structures. The examples show how to compare things that are bigger or smaller than others, older or younger than others, more or less expensive than others, and more or less attractive or skilled than others.

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    The document contains examples that demonstrate the use of comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences, including comparing sizes, ages, prices and personal attributes. It asks questions about which examples illustrate comparative and superlative structures. The examples show how to compare things that are bigger or smaller than others, older or younger than others, more or less expensive than others, and more or less attractive or skilled than others.

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    1. Who is _______ (smart) in your group?

    2. Look, Johny! Elephant is _______ (big) than zebra!

    3. Shinta: What do you think about this stitching class?


    Amanda: I don’t really like it. I think cooking is ______ (easy) than stitching.
    Shinta: I agree with you.

    4. My shoes are ____ (small) than yours. But his shoes are the _____ (small)
    among us.

    5. Lola: Do you think I am pretty?


    Sam: Yes, but Jennifer is ______ than you.
    Lola: Ok, fine.

    6. My mother is 50 years old. My aunt is 45 years old. My grandmother is 70


    years old.
    makes statement degree of comparison?

    7. Jonathan is _______ (handsome) his brother.

    8. Leslie just bought three new books; a novel, a sci-fi book and a dictionary.
    The novel costs $10 and the sci-fi book costs $15. Meanwhile, the dictionary is
    priced at $20.
    makes statement degree of comparison?

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