Câu so sánh (Comparisons) SVIP

Change the adjectives/adverbs into comparative and superlative form.

Change the adjectives/adverbs into comparative and superlative form.

Write the correct form of the adjectives/adverbs.

1. The noodles at the new restaurant taste (good) than the ones we had last week.

2. That was (cheap) T-shirt I could find, and it still looks nice!

Write the correct form of the adjectives/adverbs.

3. After sleeping well, I felt (strong) and could walk (easily) than before.

Write the correct form of the adjectives/adverbs.

4. Nam plays football (skillfully) than his teammates, so he often scores goals.

5. English is (easy) subject for me because I love reading and writing.

Rewrite the sentences and keep them the same meaning as the first ones.

My room is cleaner than my sister's room. (dirtier)

→ My sister's room is .

Rewrite the sentences and keep them the same meaning as the first ones.

These shoes are more comfortable than the ones I bought last week. (as)

→ The shoes I bought last week aren't .

Rewrite the sentences and keep them the same meaning as the first ones. Use the double comparative.

If you drive more carefully, you arrive more safely.

→ The more carefully you drive, .

Rewrite the sentences and keep them the same meaning as the first ones. Use the double comparative.

When the internet is better, online classes become easier.

→ , the easier online classes become.

Rewrite the sentences and keep them the same meaning as the first ones. Use the double comparative.

I feel more confident about buying when the reviews are nicer.

→ , the more confident I feel about buying.

Rewrite the sentences and keep them the same meaning as the first ones. Use the double comparative.

If you finish your work more quickly, you can relax earlier.

→ The more quickly you finish your work, .