Topic: COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES 1

level: Beginner (A1/A2)

Write the correct comparative form for each adjective.
Example: His dog is old. → My dog is older

1. His lamp is bright. → My lamp is .

2. His song is good. → My song is .

3. His cup is hot. → My cup is .

4. His book is sad. → My book is .

5. His meal is healthy. → My meal is .

6. His brother is tall. → My brother is .

7. His bag is heavy. → My bag is .

8. His cat is fat. → My cat is .

9. His results are bad. → My results are .

10. His house is far. → My house is .

11. His day is busy. → My day is .

12. His coat is long. → My coat is .

13. His teeth are white. → My teeth are .

14. His family is wealthy. → My family is .

15. His sunglasses are dirty. → My sunglasses are .

16. His speakers are loud. → My speakers are .

17. His walls are thin. → My walls are .

18. His garden is pretty. → My garden is .

19. His screen is big. → My screen is .

20. His jokes are funny. → My jokes are .

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