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Drill-Exercises

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hässlicher

hässlicher (ugly) uglier

hässlicher schlechter

uglier

hässlicher schlechter

uglier (bad) worse

hässlicher schlechter langweiliger

uglier worse

hässlicher schlechter langweiliger

uglier worse (boring) more boring

hässlicher schlechter langweiliger trockener

uglier worse more boring (dry) drier

hässlicher schlechter langweiliger trockener hübscher

uglier worse more boring (dry) drier

hässlicher schlechter langweiliger trockener hübscher besser

uglier worse more boring drier (nice) nicer

hässlicher schlechter langweiliger trockener hübscher besser

uglier worse more boring drier nicer (good) better

hässlicher schlechter langweiliger trockener hübscher besser geschäftiger

uglier worse more boring drier nicer better

hässlicher schlechter langweiliger trockener hübscher besser geschäftiger

uglier worse more boring drier nicer better (busy) busier

wirtschaftlicher

wirtschaftlicher ruhiger

more economical

wirtschaftlicher ruhiger weiter

more economical more quiet

wirtschaftlicher ruhiger weiter grosszügiger

more economical more quiet further (farther)

wirtschaftlicher ruhiger weiter grosszügiger zuverlässig

more economical more quiet further (farther) more generous

wirtschaftlicher ruhiger weiter grosszügiger zuverlässig heisser

more economical more quiet further (farther) more generous more reliable

wirtschaftlicher ruhiger weiter grosszügiger zuverlässig heisser wirksam

more economical more quiet further (farther) more generous more reliable hotter

wirtschaftlicher ruhiger weiter grosszügiger zuverlässig heisser wirksam

more economical more quiet further (farther) more generous more reliable hotter more efficient

Say no!Say no!

Say no!Say no!

France was hotter than Italy.

No, I think it was even

…….

Say no!Say no!

France was hotter than Italy.

No, I think it was even

colder.

Say no!Say no!

Their last show was better. No, I think …..

Say no!Say no!

Their last show was better. No, I think it was even worse.

Say no!Say no!

She‘s more beautiful now. No, …...

Say no!Say no!

She‘s more beautiful now. No, I think she is even uglier now.

Say no!Say no!

That‘s cheaper than at home.

No, …...

Say no!Say no!

That‘s cheaper than at home.

No, I think that is even more expensive than at home.

Say no!Say no!

The hotel in Zurich was noisier.

No, …...

Say no!Say no!

The hotel in Zurich was noisier.

No, I think it was even more quiet.

Say no!Say no!

Watching football is more exciting.

No, …...

Say no!Say no!

Watching football is more exciting.

No, I think it‘s even more boring.

Say no!Say no!

Canberra is nearer. No, …...

Say no!Say no!

Canberra is nearer. No, I think it is even further away.

Say no!Say no!

Our rivers are cleaner. No, …...

Say no!Say no!

Our rivers are cleaner. No, I think they are even dirtier.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Jim isn‘t as good as me at accounting

than

Jim ________________me at accounting.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Jim isn‘t as good as me at accounting

Jim is worse than

me at accounting.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Karin is tidier than Brigitte.not

Brigitte _____________Karin.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Karin is tidier than Brigitte.not

Brigitte is not as tidy as Karin.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Andy is more intelligent than most people.

as

Andy ______________most people.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Andy is more intelligent than most people.

as

Andy isn‘t as stupid as most people.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Jane wasn‘t as nervous as Sue.

than

Jane _____________________ Sue.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

Jane wasn‘t as nervous as Sue.

than

Jane was less nervous than Sue.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

I have never eaten such delicious food.

the

This is ________________________________

I have ever eaten.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

I have never eaten such delicious food.

the

This is the most delicious food I have ever eaten.

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

I would like to find a bus stop very near here.

where

Could you please tell me ______________ ________ is?

Make new sentences without changing the meaning.Make new sentences without changing the meaning.

I would like to find a bus stop very near here.

where

Could you please tell me where the nearest bus stop is?

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, from, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, from, like

It’s later ___________ I thought. It’ll cost the same ___________ before. The weather is not ___________ bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter ___________ he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different ___________

the old one. Do you look _______________ your parents? Who’s the youngest person ___________ your family? My brother isn’t at all ______________ me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, from, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, from, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same ___________ before. The weather is not ___________ bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter ___________ he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different ___________

the old one. Do you look _______________ your parents? Who’s the youngest person ___________ your family? My brother isn’t at all ______________ me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, from, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, from, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same as before. The weather is not ___________ bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter ___________ he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different ___________

the old one. Do you look _______________ your parents? Who’s the youngest person ___________ your family? My brother isn’t at all ______________ me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, from, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, from, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same as before. The weather is not ___________ bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter ___________ he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different ___________

the old one. Do you look _______________ your parents? Who’s the youngest person ___________ your family? My brother isn’t at all ______________ me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same as before. The weather is not as bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter ___________ he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different ___________

the old one. Do you look _______________ your parents? My brother isn’t at all ______________ me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same as before. The weather is not as bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter then he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different ___________

the old one. Do you look _______________ your parents? My brother isn’t at all ______________ me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same as before. The weather is not as bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter then he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different from the

old one. Do you look _______________ your parents? My brother isn’t at all ______________ me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same as before. The weather is not as bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter then he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different from the

old one. Do you look like your parents? My brother isn’t at all ______________ me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same as before. The weather is not as bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter then he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different from the

old one. Do you look like your parents? My brother isn’t at all like me. The prices are now higher ___________ they were last week.

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

Prepositions in comparative phrases: then, as, than, like

It’s later than I thought. It’ll cost the same as before. The weather is not as bad as yesterday. First he opened the letter then he wrote the answer. The new computer programme is quite different from the

old one. Do you look like your parents? My brother isn’t at all like me. The prices are now higher than they were last week.