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  • 1.siberia Is (Cold) ........... Than South Africa: Comparative and Superlative

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    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences. It shows adjectives like "cold", "long", "kind", "difficult", "intelligent", "bad", "fast", "good", "interesting", "big", "peaceful", "delicious", and "large" being used to compare two or more nouns in terms of the property described by the adjective. The examples demonstrate how to form comparative and superlative sentences using adjectives with the suffixes "-er" and "-est" or the words "more" and "most".

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    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences. It shows adjectives like "cold", "long", "kind", "difficult", "intelligent", "bad", "fast", "good", "interesting", "big", "peaceful", "delicious", and "large" being used to compare two or more nouns in terms of the property described by the adjective. The examples demonstrate how to form comparative and superlative sentences using adjectives with the suffixes "-er" and "-est" or the words "more" and "most".

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    1.siberia Is (Cold) ........... Than South Africa: Comparative and Superlative

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    COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE

    1.Siberia is (cold)...........than South Africa


    2.The Nile is the (long).........river in the world
    3. The King is the (kind).......man in the kingdom
    4. The first question was easier than the second one (DIFFICULT)
    ---The second question...........................
    5. No one in my group is more imtelligent than Mary
    ---Mary...........................
    6.I think Ben is (bad)..........than Peter at swimming
    7. Alex is............(fast) than Robinson but Alex is the(small)............in my class
    8.The lion is one of(fast)..............animals that live on Daw land
    9.I think Tom is (good).............cook in this city
    10. That films is more interesting than this one
    ---This films....................................
    11 The Pacific Ocean is (BIG)..............than the Atlantic Ocean
    12. Our neighbourhood is .................(peaceful)than yours
    13.This is (delicious)..............food I've ever eaten
    14.Africa elephants have the (large)..........ears of all animals
    15.Mark is(intelligent).........than David,but Mark is (slow)than..............David

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