Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs.

I feel ___________(good) than yesterday.

It was _______________(expensive) than I expected.

We're ________________ (little) prepared than we should be.

The results were __________(good) than predicted.

I'm __________ (little) organised than you.

Could you be _______________ specific about what the problem is?

 Don't worry. The situation isn't so bad. It could be _______________.

You're talking very loudly. Can you speak a bit ________________.

 You hardly ever phone me. Why don't you phone me _____________?

I like living in the countryside. It's  ________________living in a town.

I find detective stories _______________________  any other ones.

We could barely catch _________________ train to London.

Of his three daughters, the king loved ________________  best.

 I heard a little polite laughter when I told my jokes but every one laughed loudly when Gaby was telling hers. Her jokes are always  _____________________  than mine.

 The negative effects of watching too much television are  _______________     

than they appear to be at first glance.

Only by multilateral action, we can give people in  ________________     

 countries the chance to escape the ugly misery of poverty, ignorance and disease.

Titanic was said to be  _______________________     

 ocean liner in the world. When it set sail, all the cabins were full, from the most expensive to the cheapest ones on the lower deck.

 It’s  _______________(far) than I thought – I think we’re lost.

That’s ________________(disgusting) meal I’ve ever had!

Your spaghetti sauce is _______________(tasty) than my mum’s.

This is ___________________________ (fancy) dress I own. 

In my opinion, a deer moves ____________________ (graceful) of all the animals.

This apartment is __________________(convenient) of all the apartments I have seen.

Daniel drives ____________________________ (careful) than his father.