Comparative forms exercise

Comparative forms exercise
Complete the following sentences using the appropriate form of the adjective given in the brackets.
1. Rama is ………………. than Krishnan. (weak)
2. My watch is ……………… than yours. (costly)
3. My father’s health is ………………… now. (good)
4. Things are going from bad to ……………… (bad)
5. Our new servant is ………………… than the one we had last year. (dependable)
6. We hope to get …………… rain this year. (much)
7. I have not come across a ………………. person than my uncle. (sensible)
8. It is ……………… to preach than to practise. (easy)
9. He ignored his ……………… brother’s advice. (old)
10. Our new home is ……………… spacious than our old one. (little)
11. Clothes are ……………… when you buy them from roadside stalls. (cheap)
Answers
1. Rama is
weaker
than Krishnan.
2. My watch is
costlier
than yours.
3. My father’s health is
better
now.
4. Things are going from bad to
worse.
5. Our new servant is
more dependable
than the one we had last year.
6. We hope to get
more
rain this year.

7. I have not come across a
more sensible
person than my uncle.
8. It is
easier
to preach than to practise.
9. He ignored his
elder
brother’s advice.
10. Our new home is
less
spacious than our old one.
11. Clothes are
cheaper
when you buy them from roadside stalls.
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