Comparisons and Superlatives
Instructions:
Using the vocabulary from the lesson, compare a set of objects. EX. This dog is bigger than that dog.
English Writing Exercise (All Levels)
Course 102, Unit 6, Lesson 5
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This computer is more easy to use than the other. My shoes are more comfortable than yours. These questions are more difficult than those you asked yesterday. These boxes are heavier than those in the yard. This street is more noisy than Montaigne street. Valery is a more passionate author to read than Maupassant. Your car is the biggest. This is the largest street of the town.
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Pretty good stuff Aladin. One minor alteration.
This is the longest street in town
this computer is easier to use that the other...in general more is used for larger words...its difficult to describe...like, you could never say difficulter...if you can add er to a word, then do!
same goes for noisier.
but you aren't wrong, you are just more right this way!
Bien fait. Je recommande les modifications suivantes......
This computer is easier to use than the other. My shoes are more comfortable than yours. These questions that you asked yesterday are more difficult than those. These boxes are heavier than those in the yard. This street is noisier than Montaigne Street. Valery is a more passionate author to read than Maupassant. Your car is the biggest. This is the longest street in the town.
This computer is {more easily used ~ easier to use} than the other. .. These questions are more difficult [to answer.] than those [which ~ that] you asked yesterday. This street is noisier than Montaigne Street. Valéry is a more passionate author to read than Maupassant. (Valéry arouses more passion than Maupassant?? # .. writes with more passion than .. ) Your car is the biggest in the road. This is the {widest # longest} street {of ~ in} the town. (Large-FR = Wide-EN, Longue-FR = long-EN)
Among the streets of London, Oxford Street is .. (It's a street in London.)
"the one that" identifies,
"which" makes a comment.
You need to include a rating.
Yes, that's why I've given it. Now accept my review!