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    9ºANO (B) – INGLÊS - 23/03/2020

    SUPERLATIVE

    1) The Red Velvet is the closest bakery from my home. (close)

    2) The Arctic Ocean is the smallest of the world's five ocean container. (small)

    3) Neil Peart is the most brilliant drummer I have ever seen. (brilliant)

    4) Neptune is one of the farthest planets from the sun in our solar system. (far)

    5) Bangkok is the hottest city on planet. (hot)

    6) The most powerful digital machine in the world. (powerful)

    COMPARATIVE

    7) Vampires are colder than human. (cold)

    8) The truck is heavier than the car. (heavy)

    9) Mike is more sociable than Jack. (sociable)

    10) The Pacific Ocean is deeper than the Arctic Ocean. (deep)

    11) Emeralds are rarer and often more expensive than diamonds. (rare, expensive)

    12) The first book was more interesting than the second one. (interesting)

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