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    The comparative form (English exercise n°5252 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    The comparative form
    Put the adjectives in the superiority comparative form.



    English exercise "The comparative form" created by anonyme (12-12-2005) with The test builder
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    1. He is(+tall)she is
    2. Vegetables and fruit are(+good) sweets and chewing-gum
    3. A van is (+spacious) a car
    4. Planes are(+fast)trains
    5. He is(+athletic) she is
    6. I am (+amusing) my cousin
    7. Mewtwo is (+strong) Mew






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