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Past simple, comparatives and superlatives, jobs

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  • ________________ cooks food.
    A chef
  • We ____________ on our ship. (sail)
    sailed
  • My car is _____________ than yours. (slow)
    slower
  • Russia is the ____________ country in the world. (big)
    biggest
  • Kate is _________ than Mary. (old)
    older
  • _______________ drives a tractor.
    A farmer
  • I saw the _________________ paintings in the world in that museum.(beautiful)
    most beautiful
  • ________________ interviews people and writes articles.
    A journalist
  • The children ___________ to the zoo. (go)
    went
  • John is ___________ than Kate.(young)
    younger
  • _______________ drives a bus and check tickets.
    A bus driver
  • Jane is ____________ than John.(happy)
    happier
  • Mark is ____________________ than his brother.(generous)
    more generous
  • We _________strange monsters. (see)
    saw
  • John is the ____________ in the school.(tall)
    tallest
  • We ___________ our journey in September. (start)
    started
  • This is the ______________ restaurant in the city.(bad)
    worse
  • He ________ the son of a famous viking.(be)
    was
  • They _____________fruit, biscuits and fish. (eat)
    ate
  • __________________ serves food and takes orders.
    A waitress
  • They _________________ two colonies.(establish)
    established
  • He ______________ a new green land. (discover)
    discovered
  • Elephants are the ______________ land animals in the world.(heavy)
    heaviest
  • __________________ sells thingsand helps to customers.
    A sales assistant
  • They ____________ a film on TV last night.(watch)
    watched
  • ________________ takes care of sick people.
    A nurse
  • Mary is ___________ than Kate.(short)
    shorter
  • ______________________ arrests criminals.
    A police officer
  • This car is _______________ than the house. (expensive)
    more expensive
  • Terry is the ____________ in the class. (fat)
    fattest
  • Immigrants ____________ desease. (bring)
    brought