B) Complete the sentences with a lot, far or much and he comparative form of the adjective or adverb.
e.g. Let’s go by train. It’s ( a lot / cheap) a lot cheaper than going by plane.
1. Brad drives ( far / dangerously ) than Boris.
2. David can understand a math problem ( much / quick) than anyone else can.
3. Your brother is ( a lot / tall) now than when I last saw him.
4. We arrived at the party ( much / late) than we had planned.
5. The waves are ( far/ powerful) in the afternoon than they are in the morning.
C) Complete the sentences with the comparative or superlative form of the adverbs in the parantheses.
1. Jeff works ( quietly) than Steve does.
2. Of the three drivers, Mary drives ( carefully) of the three drivers.
3. Mary sings ( happily) of all the girls in the group.
4. Steve gets to work (early) than I do.
5. Mary runs (fast) than John does.
D) Match the double comparative sentences.
- The more you practice, a. the more she learned.
- The harder I study, b. the more money he will make.
- The more hours he works, c. the better you will get at playing the piano.
- The faster he runs, d. the more tired he feels.
- The longer she studied e. the better I will do on the test.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
GOOD LUCK J
