Comparisons — Comparative and Superlative Adjectives 4

Italian food is more delicious to me than Japanese. (delicious)

The morning lessons feel more tiring than the afternoon one. (tiring)

Japanese food is as delicious as Brazilian, just in a different way. (delicious)

This was the most amazing trip I've ever taken. (amazing)

This essay is the best piece of writing I've done this term. (good)

The views from the hill are more interesting than from the road. (interesting)

It's the biggest waterfall in the region. (big)

Math is more difficult than Biology for me. (difficult)

Of all three subjects, Physics is the hardest. (hard)

This route is shorter. (short)

This route is also safer. (safe)

He's more experienced than the others. (experienced)

He's the most experienced guide. (experienced)

Canoeing is the most exciting way to see the jungle. (exciting)

This is the most comfortable hotel I've stayed in. (comfortable)

I think Art is more fun than History, especially when we do projects. (fun)

That hike in the mountains was the freest I've ever felt. (free)

This beach is less crowded than the ones in the centre. (little)

Among all the books on the reading list, this one is the most interesting. (interesting)

The pencil case is more compact than the notebook. (compact)

The pencil case is not as useful as the notebook for long trips. (useful)

Our group's idea is more interesting than the others'. (interesting)