Practice. Degrees of comparison in English

Practice. Comparatives and superlatives

Practice. Comparatives and superlatives. Have got, has got. Part 1

A country is _____ than a city

cheap

cheaper

cheapest

more cheaper

A country is quieter _____ a city.

than

ago

with

He spends his time _____ the banks of the river.

about

He walked _____ the hill.

out

A city is _____ than the country.

the most exciting

more exciting

exciting

excited

New York is _____ Paris

the dirtiest

dirtier than

dirtier

dirty

How many children _____ they _____?

has / got

have / get

does / got

have / got

She came _____ the garage

out

out of

Our school ____ a library, but it doesn’t ____ any computers

has / have

has / has

have / has

have / have

Brain’s car is _____ in our district

faster

fast

the fastest

more fast

The house is 50 meters _____ the sea.

for

from

Life in a country is _____ in a city.

slower

slower than

slowly

slow

He jumped _____ the lake.

into

Madrid is much _____.

cheaper

cheapest

the cheapest

cheap

London _____ got a lot of parks

does

has

have

Why did you leave London? You had a _____ job

better

the best

best

gooder

Paris is _____ Madrid.

bigger than

bigger

biggest

big than

Your class is _____ than my class

more noisy

noisy

noisiest

noisier

Prague is one of the _____ cities in Europe

most beautiful

beautiful

more beautiful

the most beautiful

You are _____ me.

older

older then

oldest

older than

Your score is

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