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Adjectives: "er/ier" or "more" and "much"

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  • The boy is SAD than the girl.
    sadder/ much sadder
  • He is SHORT than her.
    shorter/much shorter
  • He eats ________ he wants and he never gains weight.
    as much as/ whatever
  • She is SCARY than him.
    scarier/ much scarier/ less scarier
  • They are COMFORTABLE than you.
    more comfortable/ much more comfortable
  • The room is CLEAN than the kitchen.
    cleaner/ much cleaner
  • He works ____ hard _____ his colleagues.
    as as
  • The cat is LAZY than the dog.
    lazier/ much lazier
  • My friend lives CLOSE to me than my grandma.
    closer/ much closer
  • The dog is ANGRY than the cat.
    angrier/ much angrier
  • My sister is KIND than my brother.
    kinder/ much kinder/ less kinder
  • That dog is BIG han my dog.
    bigger/ much bigger
  • He talks __________ when he is around strangers.
    less/ much less
  • He drives _____________ slower when he is not in a hurry.
    much
  • My room is DIRTY than my mom's room.
    dirtier/ much dirtier
  • Flowers are BEAUTIFUL than trees.
    more beautiful/ much more beautiful
  • My dad is SERIOUS than my brother.
    more serious/ much more serious
  • Your homework is DIFFICULT than our homework.
    more difficult/much more difficult
  • Vacation is RELAXING than work.
    more relaxing/ much more relaxing/ less relaxing 
  • I work __________ during October.
    much more/ much less/ less / more
  • I am SMART than my friend.
    smarter/ much smarter
  • He drives _____________ faster when he is in a hurry to get to work on time.
    much
  • _________ his colleague, he takes the train rather than his car to work.
    unlike
  • I eat _________ when I am on a diet.
    less/ much less
  • When he is in a familiar place, he is __________ comfortable and relaxed.
    more/ much more
  • The girl is PRETTY than her brother.
    prettier/ much prettier
  • Hr talks _____________ when he is with people he knows.
    more/ much more
  • Ice cream is SWEET than potatoes.
    sweeter/ much sweeter
  • When I am not on a diet, I eat ___________
    more/ much more
  • The firefighter is STRONG than me.
    stronger/ much stronger
  • ________ his colleagues; he drives to work in his car.
    Like
  • My mom's food is DELICIOUS than the restaurant's food.
    more delicious/ much more delicious
  • That movie is INTERESTING than this movie.
    more interesting/ much more interesting/ less interesting 
  • New places and strange faces make him _________ comfortable and _____ nervous.
    less and more
  • The painting is UGLY than the photograph.
    uglier/ much uglier
  • The car is EXPENSIVE than the necklace.
    more expensive/ much more expensive
  • The pig is FAT than the cat.
    fatter/ much fatter
  • That joke is FUNNY than this joke.
    funnier/ much funnier
  • My mom is HAPPY than my dad.
    happier/ much happier
  • Mice are SMALL  than dogs.
    smaller/ much smaller
  • Today is BUSY than yesterday.
    busier/ much busier/ less busier
  • My American cousin is DIFFERENT than my Korean cousin.
    more different/ much more different
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