Comparatives & Superlatives

Our noisy neighbors are getting _________ and _________. I can't stand anymore.

The man with blonde hair is far _________ than the other one.

I'm Molly. Mark, Jane, and I are good friends. However, ________. (A) Mark likes Jane more than I do. (B) Mark likes Jane more than he likes me. (C) Mark likes Jane as much as I do. (D) Mark likes Jane as much as he likes me.

My smartphone costs twice __________ yours. (expensive)

She was afraid of getting fatter, so she ate _________ French fries than me.

Jay's new hairstyle is not as fashionable as his brother's. = Jay's new hairstyle is ___________ than his brother's.

My mother says I do not look _________ my identical twin brother. My eyes are like hers, but his are like Dad's.

The weather this week is _________ better than last week.

Ms. Letter asked, "Is your earache getting better?" "No, it's getting _______," replied Joe.

Tim likes his dad ________ than his mom. (very much)

I finished my homework at school, so I had nothing to do now. Tonight, I'm sure I could go to bed ________ than Jenny, Maggie, and Peggy.

In the past, people always said that "the more, the better." But nowadays, we would say, "the _______, the better."

For me, playing sports is more fun than ________ the piano. (play)

With a smile, Kay said, "There's _______ highway traffic today than there was yesterday."

The man in suit has _________ hair of all.

Susan is _________ of the three children.

The woman with a walking stick looks older than _________.

New York City is __________ than she expected it to be. (big)

I was ________ than my sister before, but now I'm less ________ than her. (thin)