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1. Anna seems to be more intelligentintellugenteras intelligentI don't know than her sister Lydia at using a computer.

2. Nowadays nothing is more goodbettergooderI don't know than success and happiness in our daily life.

3. I think that our car is expensiveras expensivemore expensiveI don't know than your father's car.

4. I see that his friend Fred is smarteras smartmore smartI don't know as him at maths.

5. This tree is more bigbiggeras bigI don't know than the other trees in this forest.

6. Yesterday at the party, Kaylie was more beautifulbeautifuleras beautifulI don't know than her friend Summer.

7. The exercise that I have just done is easiermore easyas easyI don't know than the others.

8. The post office is more farfarerfartherI don't know away than the hotel in the North Street.

9. In our country, football is more popularpopulareras popularI don't know than handball and baseball.

10. In this basketball team, John is talleras tallmore tallI don't know than the other players.