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ESL A1 level sample sentences using adjetives for comparison

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Which sentence correctly compares the two cars using an adjective?
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The blue car is faster than the red car.
The red car is the fastest.
The blue car is fast.
I like the blue car.
Q 2/2
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Which sentence correctly compares the two movies using an adjective?
30
I watched a movie.
The romantic movie is interesting.
The romantic movie is more interesting than the action movie.
The action movie is the most interesting.

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Which sentence correctly compares the two cars using an adjective?

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