This document contains 20 sentences comparing different things using comparative adjectives in English. It was written by Gloria Cecilia Restrepo Ocampo and Antonio castaño Ruiz for their English course taught by Jair Rodríguez Velásquez at the Universidad Católica Popular de Risaralda in Pereira, Colombia on October 22, 2010. The comparisons cover things that are healthier, bigger, more expensive, slower, better, taller, thinner, stronger, more interesting, more dangerous, hotter, happier, more beautiful, more difficult, older, larger, worse, more important, cheaper, and more comfortable.

1. FRASES COMPARATIVAS EN INGLES
Gloria Cecilia Restrepo Ocampo
Antonio castaño Ruiz
Curso de inglés
Teacher: Jair Rodríguez Velásquez
Universidad Católica Popular de Risaralda
22 octubre de 2010
Pereira

2. Apples are healthier than chips. (healthy)

3. Elephants are bigger than bears. (big)

4. Gold is more expensive than silver. (expensive)

5. Bikes are slower than cars. (slow)

6. I am better at English than my brother. (good)

7. My friend is taller than me. (tall)

8. Sandy is thinner than Tamara. (Thin)

9. My father is stronger than Tom´s father. (strong)

10. “Harry Potter” books are more interesting
than “The Book of the Jungle”. (interesting)

11. A tiger is more dangerous than a dog. (dangerous)

12. Coffee is hotter than an ice cream. (hot)

13. The girls are happier than the boys. (happy)

14. Pereira is more beautiful than Cartago. (beautiful)

15. Japanese is more difficult than English. (difficult)

16. Tina is 5 years old. Sandra is 10 years old.
Sandra is older than Tina. (old)

17. Russia is larger than France. (large)

18. I am worse at mathematics than my best friend. (bad)

19. Love is more important than money. (important)

20. A BMW i sn´t cheaper than a Spark. (cheap)

21. An airplane is more comfortable than a bus. (comfortable)

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