The document discusses comparatives and superlatives, providing examples of sentences using double comparatives and comparisons between people or things using terms like faster, earlier, closer, more expensive, wider choice, taller, heavier. Examples compare ages, heights, weights and difficulty levels of subjects for different people as well as comparing proximity to a city center, traffic conditions at different travel times, and expected accidents from speeding.

1. COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES

2. DOUBLE COMPARATIVES

3. IF YOU ALWAYS DRIVE SO FAST, YOU’RE LIKELY
TO HAVE AN ACCIDENT

4. I PRACTISED A LOT OF SPORT AND I
BECAME FIT

5. IF THE STUDENTS ARE CLEVER, THEY’RE
EASY TO TEACH

6. IT’LL BE WORSE IF YOU PAY HIM A LOT OF
ATTENTION

7. IF YOU LIVE FAR FROM YOUR SCHOOL, YOU’LL
HAVE TO GET UP EARLY

8. IF YOU DO A LOT OF EXERCISES, YOU’LL LEARN
THE SUBJECT WELL

9. HOUSES CLOSE TO THE CENTRE ARE VERY
EXPENSIVE.

10. A BIG SUPERMARKET USUALLY HAS A VERY
WIDE CHOICE.

11. IF WE LEAVE EARLY, THE ROADS WILL BE
CLEAR.

12. (NOT AS ...AS)

13. JASON – 7 YEARS OLD
MARTIN – 7 YEARS OLD

14. MATHS : EASY
HISTORY: EASIER

15. LUKE : 1,56 MTS
HOMER: 1,58 MTS

16. TRACY : 60 KG
LUCY : 55 KG