Christine and Billy are comparing their hometowns. Find out about their cities completing their sentences. Use the comparative form of the adjectiv...

Christine and Billy are comparing their hometowns. Find out about their cities completing their sentences. Use the comparative form of the adjectives in parenthesis. Observe the example.

Christine and Billy are comparing their hometowns.
The comparative form of the adjectives should be used to complete the sentences.
Christine's hometown is older than Billy's.
The streets in Billy's hometown are dirtier than in Christine's.
The restaurants in old-fashioned towns are more interesting and cheaper than in new towns.
The parks in modern cities are usually more crowded than the ones in old cities.
The pubs in old towns are usually less cheerful than the ones in modern cities.

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Inglês • Universidade PaulistaUniversidade Paulista

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22.07.2023

Christine and Billy are comparing their hometowns. Let's complete their sentences using the comparative form of the adjectives in parentheses: 1. Christine's hometown is older than Billy's. (old) 2. The streets in Billy's hometown are dirtier than in Christine's. (dirty) 3. The restaurants in old-fashioned towns are more interesting and cheaper than in new towns. (interesting, cheap) 4. The parks in modern cities are usually more crowded than the ones in old cities. (crowded) 5. The pubs in old towns are usually less cheerful than the ones in modern cities. (cheerful) I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

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