This document provides examples of comparative adjectives used to compare two things or people. It lists common comparative adjectives like bigger/smaller, longer/shorter, faster/slower, hotter/colder, wider/narrower, and lighter/darker. Examples are given showing how to use these comparatives in sentences comparing the size, speed, temperature, or other attributes of two nouns using "than."

1. L5 – U6 COMPARATIVES
bigger / smaller
is longer / shorter
faster / slower
than
hotter / colder
are wider / narrower
lighter / darker
A is bigger than B.
The book is smaller than the classroom.
You are taller than me. I’m shorter than you.
Gobi desert is colder than Sahara desert.
Rabbits are faster than snails!!!
A
B
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2. L5 – U6 COMPARATIVES
A’s
nose
mouth
is
ears
book(s)
pencil(s) are
apple(s)
bigger / smaller
longer / shorter
faster / slower
hotter / colder
wider / narrower
lighter / darker
than B’s
nose
mouth
ears
book(s)
pencil(s)
apple(s)
Mikael’s nose is smaller than Pinocchio’s nose.
Ruben’s hair is shorter than the Yeti’s hair.
Unai G.’s ears are smaller than the elephant’s ears.
Unai P.’s computer is bigger than Valeria’s schoolbag.
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3. L5 – U6 COMPARATIVES
bigger / smaller
longer / shorter
A has got faster / slower
hotter / colder
wider / narrower
lighter / darker
nose
mouth
ears
than
book(s)
pencil(s)
apple(s)
B
The Yeti has got longer hair than Yasmine.
I’ve got bigger hands than you.
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