Homework

1. My brother has a (tider) room than me. 2. Australia is (bigger) than England. 3. I'm (better) now than yesterday. 4. She's got (less) money than you, but she doesn't care. 5. He thinks Chinese is (difficultist) language in the world 6. Valencia played (bader) than Real Madrid yesterday. 7. Cats are not (intelligenter) as dogs. 8. Show me (better) restaurant downtown. 9. (hottest) desert of all is the Sahara and it's in Africa. 10. Who is (talkativeist) person in your family?

Good morning [이름]!   A wonderful Tuesday to you! I think you are still confused with comparative and superlative adjectives. When we say comparative adjectives, these are used to compare two things. Some examples are tinier, wiser, more beautiful, drier and many more. On the other hand, superlative adjectives are used to compare three or more things. Some examples are greatest, tallest, most handsome, most intelligent and best. I hope you will remember these.   Thank you and see you tomorrow!   ~Teacher Shanee     1. My brother has a (tider) room than me.>>> Correct!2. Australia is (bigger) than England.>>> Correct!3. I\'m (better) now than yesterday.>>> Correct!4. She\'s got (less) money than you, but she doesn\'t care.>>> Correct!5. He thinks Chinese is (difficultist) language in the world>>> He thinks Chinese the most difficult language in the world.6. Valencia played (bader) than Real Madrid yesterday.>>> Valencia played worse than Real Madrid yesterday.7. Cats are not (intelligenter) as dogs.>>> Cats are not as intelligent as dogs.8. Show me (better) restaurant downtown.>>> Show me the best restaurant downtown.9. (hottest) desert of all is the Sahara and it\'s in Africa.>>> The hottest desert of all is the Sahara and it\'s in Africa.10. Who is (talkativeist) person in your family? >>> Who is the most talktaive person in your family?