His pullover is .......... than his jeans.

Susan's hair is ............ than my hair.

George is ................. than Robert.

My result in the test was ........... than Harry's.

Gold is ................. than silver.

Charly is _____ than Alice.

Football is ............ than handball.

Nick is ............ than Chris.

This smartphone is ............. than that one.

November is .......... than July in Europe.

She always arrives ........... than her teacher.

Tomorrow will be ............. than today.

Aswin is ............... than Veena.

These headphones are .......... than my old ones.

Jack's car is .......... than mine.

He's ................ than his brother.

Complete the sentence by using the bolded adjective in its correct form:This is a nice cat. It's much .......... than my friend's cat.

Danny’s dog is ...................

You have to be ........ about things.

Margot wore a ............... hat to the pie-eating contest.

......... dogs may overheat in the summertime.

My cake should have .............. candles.

That cow sure is ...............

It smells ........... in the locker room.

Driving is .............. than walking.

What he says is hardly .............

She is .......... in common sense.

He is the .......... man of locality.

Mohan is ............ than his cousin

This book has a very ............ sale

They live in a ........... house.

Lisa is wearing a ......... shirt today.

This soup is not ...........

She wore a ............. dress.

He writes ............. letters.

This shop is much ........

Ben is an ........... baby.

Linda’s hair is ...........

This glass is .............

I met a ......... person.

This is a .......... table.

Daniella is a .......... worker.

This is an _____ error.

Beware of the .............. monster.

He is a ................. man.

We saw a ................ shark!

He has many enemies, but ...... friends.

The pressure cooker ........... I purchased has been manufactured by a standard company.

What he says is hardly _____ ?

She is .......... in common sense