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Comparative

The document compares different people and objects on characteristics such as height, age, temperature, size, speed, and more. It uses comparative structures like "is/are...than" to contrast Alan and Livia's heights, Diana and Alan's ages, countries' temperatures, and other comparisons. Several comparisons are made between people, languages, locations, animals, vehicles, food items, body features, and other nouns.

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Comparative

The document compares different people and objects on characteristics such as height, age, temperature, size, speed, and more. It uses comparative structures like "is/are...than" to contrast Alan and Livia's heights, Diana and Alan's ages, countries' temperatures, and other comparisons. Several comparisons are made between people, languages, locations, animals, vehicles, food items, body features, and other nouns.

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Alan is

than Livia (tall)


Diana is
than Alan (old)
Livia is
than Diana (short)
Alan is
than Livia (heavy)
Livia is
than Diana (young)
Livia is
than Alan (small)
Diana is
than Livia (tall)
Spain is
than Canada (hot)
Canada is
than Italy (big)
Spanish is
than Italian (easy)

My father is than my mother (old)

Chinese is than English (old)

Jane lives the city than you (near)

The car is than we thought (cheap)

Tigers are than rats (big)

Dogs are than rabbits (smart)

My uncle is than my aunt (fat)

Cars are than bikes (heavy)

Cakes look than bread (big)

My cat is than your dog (ugly)

This man is than that one (clever)

Oranges are than pizzas (small)


Bikes are than cars (cheap)

January is than June (cold)

My sister is than my brother (thin)

Sue is than me (tall)

Hares are than tortoises (fast)

My shirt is than hers (cheap)

Alan's eyes are than Peter's (big)

Mount Everest is than K2 (high)

Football is than tennis (easy)

Paula's hair is than Martha's (long)

My girlfriend is than Rose (pretty)

Elephants are than giraffes (heavy)

1. My sister is than my mother. (tall)


2. John is than his sister. (old, young)
3. Mary is than Dorothy. (thin)
4. She is than her brothers. (nice)
5. He is by far than his wife. (slim)
6. The English test was definitely than the German test. (easy)
7. This book is than the film. (new)
8. She is than her friends. (rich)
9. This way is than the other one. (long)
10. Sally is than her mother, isn't she? (big)

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