Comparative Adjectives Exercises - Test 1

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  1. Fill the gap:

    This book is __________ than that one.

  2. Rearrange the words to form a correct sentence:

    is / than / my / phone / yours / older

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  1. Complete the sentence:

    The weather today is ______ than yesterday.

  2. Which option shows the comparative of "expensive"?

  3. Which food is healthier?

  4. Choose the correct option:

    Cats are usually _______ than dogs.

  5. Which animal is faster?

  6. Which sentence is NOT correct?

  7. Which is correct?

    A smartphone is ____ than a telephone.

  8. Fill in the blank:

    My city is ______ than my friend’s city.

  9. Correct the mistake:

    This book is more shorter than that one.

  10. Find the correct question:

  11. Which adjective is used in comparative form?

  12. Choose the correct sentence:

  13. Fill in the blank:

    My new phone is ______ than my old one.

  14. Select the correct answer:

    This box is ______ than that one.

  15. What is the comparative of "cold"?

  16. Select the correct use of “more."

  17. Complete the sentence:

    The weather is ______ today than it was yesterday.

  18. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence:

    This book is __________ than that one.

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