[Compare] My living room is _______________ my bedroom. (big) 

[Compare] My bathroom is ______________ my kitchen. (bright) 

[Compare] My bedroom is _______________ my bathroom. (small) 

[Compare] Which room is _______________? (dark)

[Compare] This street is ____________ the other street. (noisy) 

[Compare] My room is __________ my sister's room. (messy)

[Compare] Her closet is _____________ their closet. (tidy)

[Compare] Steven is ___________ Susie (quiet) 

[Compare] My house is ____________ Justin's apartment. (cheap)

[Compare] Martin has a car that is ______________ Joel's truck. (expensive)

[Compare] Her house is _____________ her parent's house. (traditional)

[Compare] Her art work is ______________ his sculpture.  (contemporary)

[Compare] His work benefits are _________________ mine. (good)

[Compare] I got a bad evaluation at work, but his is ___________. (bad)

[Compare] I live far from the library, but he lives much ____________. (far)

[Compare] Susie lives ______________ Michael. (far) 

[Compare] I have a little candy, but I hear he has __________. (little)

[Compare] There isn't much food in the kitchen, but there is ___________ food in the pantry (=food closet). (much)

[Superlative] These rooms are dark. That room is darker, but this third (3rd) room is ______________! (dark)

[Superlative] Those two stores aren't big, but this one is ______________. (big)

[Superlative] Michael and Mark are smart, but Charlie is ________________ (smart)

[Superlative] Of the seven continents, Antarctica is __________________ (cold). 

[Superlative] Trips to Niagara Falls and Toronto take a long time, but a trip to Miami takes __________. (long)

[Superlative] Robert and Susie are strict teachers, but Matt is ______________ (strict).

[Superlative] David and John are lazy, but Stephen is ____________. (lazy)

[Superlative] Woodside and Jackson Heights are noisy, but Astoria is _________ (noisy).

[Superlative] I have three sisters. Roberta and Maria are messy, but Joann is ______________. (messy)

[Superlative] Stephen and Ben are tidy, but Robert is _____________. (tidy)

My sister has two children. Her son is ________________ her daughter. (old)

There are three rooms in the office. The storage room is _______________. (bright)

Steve’s house has a garden and a balcony. The balcony is _________________ the garden. (small)

I moved to the countryside because I wanted to live in a ________________ town. (small)

Of all the books I have ever read, this one was _______________. (funny)

My dog is  _______________ in the neighborhood. (loud)

You have _______________ voice in the entire class. (quiet)

Yesterday I traveled from Thailand to New York. It was _______________ journey I’ve ever made. [long]

Your dog is cute, but my cat is ___________. (cute)

My mobile phone is new, but hers is ____________ of everyone in the family. (new)

His house is ______________ in the neighborhood. (expensive)

The brother is ___________________ person I know! (traditional)

Wow, this art work is incredible. It's _______________ out of the entire collection of pieces. (contemporary)

That is ___________ view I’ve ever seen! (nice)

I am _________ (of everyone)! (fast)

She's _______________ him. (happy)

Melvin is having a bad day, so he's ______________ Johnny who's having a good day. (grumpy)

Hello! _______________ I make a doctor’s appointment, please?

Yes, I _______________ play tennis quite well. (present)

They _______________ understand. Speak more slowly. 

________________ you repeat that please? I didn’t understand. (present)

I _______________ find my keys anywhere. Do you see them? (present)

Yes, when I was a child, I ______________the piano well. (positive)

No, when I was younger, I _____________ a car.  (negative)

Today, I definitely ________________ a meal. (positive)

Nowadays, I ____________ read long books. (positive)

When I was younger, I ___________ German well. (negative)

I __________a motorcycle because I don't know how to.