2.Complete the sentences using as …as, comparative and Superlative Adjectives
1. Her illness was much (serious) than we thought at first.
2. What is (popular) sport in your country?
3. Money isn’t important health.
4. Our hotel was (cheap) than all the others in the town.
5. We stayed at (cheap) hotel in the town.
6. It’s becoming (hard) to find a job.
7. He was a bit depressed yesterday but he looks (happy) today.
8. I’m sorry I’m bit later. I got here (fast) I could.
9. She is a very intelligent student. She is (intelligent) student in the class.
10. This dentist is (good) than the one I used to go to last year.
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