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Grammar (Comparisons)
When transplanting the roses, you need to handle the roots __________ than you did with the sunflowers.
Of all the participants in the village fair, Mrs Higgins baked her pies __________.
To find the rare blue orchids, we had to walk much __________ into the forest than we usually do.
The fresh produce at the local farmers' market is __________ the vegetables sold in the city supermarkets.
During the harvest season, the local farmers work significantly __________ to ensure all the crops are gathered before the rain.
Out of all the wildlife watchers in our group, Mr Higgins walks __________ through the forest.
The air in the countryside feels significantly __________ after a heavy summer thunderstorm.
Among all the students in the art class, Clara paints watercolours __________, capturing the village scenery perfectly.
The cockerels start crowing in summer, so we have to wake up __________ than we do in the winter months.
Unfortunately, our village cricket team played __________ this weekend than they did during the previous match.
Complete the sentences using the comparative or superlative form of the adverbs below.
high | early | frequently | late | soundly |
Whenever we go camping by the tranquil lake, we sleep than we usually do at home thanks to the fresh air.
Complete the sentences using the comparative or superlative form of the adverbs below.
high | early | frequently | late | soundly |
During the autumn kite festival, David's hand-crafted kite soared into the sky out of all the entries.
Complete the sentences using the comparative or superlative form of the adverbs below.
high | early | frequently | late | soundly |
Since she bought a new pair of binoculars, Sarah goes birdwatching in the nearby woods much than she used to.
Complete the sentences using the comparative or superlative form of the adverbs below.
high | early | frequently | late | soundly |
To gather all the apples before the upcoming storm, the orchard workers had to work into the evening than they originally planned.
Complete the sentences using the comparative or superlative form of the adverbs below.
high | early | frequently | late | soundly |
To secure the best stall at the Sunday farmers' market, Mrs Higgins always arrives of all the local vendors.
Time seems to pass more slow in the countryside than in the city, which allows people to appreciate the natural surroundings peacefully.
Despite his new equipment, he cannot photograph wildlife as good as his instructor does when they travel to the countryside together.
The recent storm damaged the village's infrastructure more badly than we had anticipated, leaving many residents without access to clean water.
Since he upgraded his bicycle's gears, he can ride more fastly up the steep hills than he used to.
Because there is significantly less noise pollution in rural areas, people can hear the birds singing more clear in the morning than they can in urban regions.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one. Write no more than SIX words in the blank. Use the word in brackets.
The new organic pesticide does not treat the fungal infection with the same degree of effectiveness as the chemical one. (effectively)
→ The new organic pesticide treats the chemical one.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one. Write no more than SIX words in the blank. Use the word in brackets.
There is no one in the amateur theatre group who delivers their lines as gracefully as Emily. (most)
→ Emily of everyone in the amateur theatre group.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one. Write no more than SIX words in the blank. Use the word in brackets.
Nowhere else in the region does the sun set as late as it does in this mountainous village. (later)
→ The sun sets anywhere else in the region.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one. Write no more than SIX words in the blank. Use the word in brackets.
The new tractor is much more efficient at ploughing the fields than the old machine. (efficiently)
→ The old machine than the new tractor.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one. Write no more than SIX words in the blank. Use the word in brackets.
My grandmother is a much more careful knitter than anyone else in her local craft circle. (carefully)
→ My grandmother anyone else in her local craft circle.
People in the city do not greet strangers as warmly as people in the countryside. (more)
→ People in the countryside ______________.
Of all the participants in the local baking contest, Mrs Higgins followed the traditional recipe the most carefully. (than)
→ Mrs Higgins followed the traditional recipe ______________.
Mark didn't pitch his camping tent as quickly as the other scouts. (quickly)
→ The other scouts ______________.
I expected the local pottery class to be incredibly relaxing, and I was right. (just as)
→ The local pottery class ______________.
Learning to knit a woollen jumper was much harder than I initially assumed. (not nearly)
→ Learning to knit a woollen jumper ______________.
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