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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The neighbor's dog is big, but my dog is bigger.
This weather is worse than that weather.
I want to buy the most expensive car in whole world.
This exercise was the most difficult exercise.
This weather is worse than that weather.
I want to buy the most expensive car in whole world.
This exercise was the most difficult exercise.
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The neighbor's dog is big, but my dog is bigger. This The weather is worse here than that the weather in São Paulo (SP/MG etc - need location). I want to buy the most expensive car in whole world. This exercise was the most difficult exercise.
Prepositions with weather. Because weather is not easily defined you wouldn't say 'this' or 'that'.
You did really well :) Careful with the expensive car!
The neighbor's dog is big, but my dog is bigger. This weather is worse than that weather. I want to buy the most expensive car in THE whole world. This exercise was the most difficult exercise.
Very good Jean..only 1 small mistake.
The neighbor's dog is big, but my dog is bigger. This weather is worse than that weather. I want to buy the most expensive car in the whole world. This exercise was the most difficult exercise.
Great Work! I only seen one small mistake!!
I only see one mistake, and a mistake that is like a half mistake
The whole world, and replace That weather, with a place
Excellent