Lesson 43 drill — Modifying comparatives and superlatives
Modifier + comparative: far/much/a lot (big gap), a bit/slightly (small gap), nowhere near (big negative gap).
Which sentence shows a SMALL difference?
Which is correct?
Which expresses an EQUAL comparison?
Which sentence uses the double comparative correctly?
Best word for a big difference in price:
This flat is ____ more expensive than the last one — a big difference.
It's only ____ cheaper — not really worth changing.
The sequel is ____ near as good as the original.
This laptop is ____ as fast as the more expensive one.
It's ____ far the best decision I've made this year.
The more you practise, ____ more confident you become.