Comparisons — Comparative and Superlative Adjectives 1

This chess problem is more difficult than the one we solved yesterday. (difficult)

This gym has the best equipment I've ever seen. (good)

Among all the flowers, I think the chrysanthemum is the most long-lasting. (long-lasting)

The old town in Vyborg is more charming than many other historic centres I've seen. (charming)

Today the sky looks clearer than it did yesterday. (clear)

The air feels fresher today than yesterday. (fresh)

This is the best chess club in the district, in my opinion. (good)

I think football is more popular than volleyball in our city. (popular)

A krendel from that bakery in Vyborg tastes more delicious than the ones I've had elsewhere. (delicious)

My personal best time is faster than last year's result. (fast)

This route to the park is the shortest of the three options. (short)

My morning coffee is stronger than my evening tea. (strong)

I think this is the most pleasant autumn we've had in years. (pleasant)

Among all the sports I've tried, rock climbing is the scariest for me. (scary)

This is the most beautiful garden I've ever visited. (beautiful)

A bicycle is slower than a car. (slow)

Running is more tiring than walking. (tiring)

Of the three, swimming can be the most exhausting. (exhausting)

Last week was cold, but this week is colder. (cold)

Yesterday was the windiest day we've had all month. (windy)

That day was the coldest I've ever felt. (cold)