Adjectives: Degrees of Comparison

Adjectives: Degrees of Comparison

1. Bulgaria is an oldolderthe oldestoldest European state founded in 681.
2. Sofia is the largelargerlargestmost large city in Bulgaria.
3. Of the two spa hotels, the Bankya Spa Palace  is  friendlythe friendliermost friendlythe friendliest.
4. The Boyana Church is an oldan olderoldesta more old church  in Mount Vitosha near Sofia.
5. The Lom River is shallowshallowermore shallowthe shallowest than the Iskar River.
6. The cobbled streets in Old Town in Veliko Tarnovo are narrownarrowernarrowestmore narrow than the streets in Old Town in Plovdiv.
7. Bulgariana is the  latterlatermost latelatest Randall Baker’s book translated into Bulgarian.
8. This year we are taking an extendingextendextendedextendable vacation in Sinemorets, at the seaside.
9. Turkish coffee is popularerpopularestmore popularmost popular in Bulgaria than in Turkey.
10. English is easyeasiereasiestmore easy than German.
11. This is the most tendertenderesttendertenderer meat I have ever eaten.
12. My nephew works in an office building which is modernmodernermore modernmost modern than ours.
13. Violeta is 60 and Leda is 88. Violeta is youngerolderoldestmore old than Leda.
14. Vera is smartmore smartsmartermost smart than Mila.
15. Of the three coffee grinders, I like the Armenian best. I find it more elegantmost elegantthe most elegantthe elegantest.
16. Three Programs in One Classroom is my Three Programs in One Classroom is my last book.Three Programs in One Classroom is my latter book.Three Programs in One Classroom is my later book.Three Programs in One Classroom is my latest book. book. I am planning to write a book with travel notes about the countries I have been to.
17. The town of Ahtopol is not as attractive soasthanto the town of Sozopol.
18. Our condominium in downtown Sofia is soasthan- big as yours in Tsarevo.