EXERCISES

Complete the sentences with the right comparative form, using “-er than” or “more than”

 Fred is braver than Mark (brave)

 My sister is funnier than my brother (funny)
 The blue sweater looks warmer than the green one (warm)
 My father is stronger than my mother (strong)
 I am cleverer than my brothers (clever)
 Bernardo is richer than Henry (rich)
 Henry is poorer than Bernardo (poor)
 My boss is more arrogant than my colleague (arrogant)
 Her husband is thinner than her brother (thin)
 Summer is hotter than winter (hot)
 Mathematics is less difficult than chemistry (difficult)
 Chemistry is easier than mathematics (easy)
 Orange juice is better than coke (good)
 Your Christmas tree is taller than mine (tall)
 John’s house is smaller than Mary’s (small)
 I am younger than my boyfriend (young)
 A turtle is slower than a rabbit (slow)
 Reading a book is more interesting than watching TV (interesting)
 A car is more expensive than a bike (expensive)
 A cup of coffee is cheaper than a bottle of beer (cheap)
 An airplane is faster than a car (fast)
 February is shorter than march (short)
 A witch is uglier than a fairy (ugly)
 An elephant is heavier than a mouse (heavy)
 A mouse is lighter than an elephant (light)
 That man is less serious than that boy (serious)
 Women are more talkative than men (talkative)
 A church is quieter than a school (quiet)
 The winder is colder than summer (cold)
 My girlfriend is cuter than yours (cute)
 I think that this student is smarter than playing video game (boring)
 This chocolate cake is easier than that one (tasty)
 My dog is bigger than yours (big)
 Tom’s house is larger than Marsha’s (large)