comparative adjective
Miguel is _________ (attractive) than Paulo, but he's not as intelligent.
more attractive
I think Melbourne is _________ (beautiful) city in the world.
the most beautiful
He finished the test so much _________ (quickly) than I did.
more quickly
I always train _________ (hard) when I go to the gym.
the hardest
She's very unusual. She dresses _________ (strangely) than Lady Gaga.
more strangely
I'm irresponsible but you're way _________ (irresponsible) than I am.
more irresponsible
She's _________ (pretty) girl I know.
the prettiest
His voice is annoying but she speaks _________ (annoyingly) than he does.
more annoyingly
Usain Bolt runs _________ (fast) of all athletes.
the fastest
My cousin sings karaoke so much _________ (badly) than I do.
worse
Do you think Brazil is _________ (good) than Colombia in football?
better
It was a terrible movie. In fact, it was _________ (bad) movie I've ever seen
the worst
My new piano teacher teaches _________ (interestingly) than my old one.
more interestingly
You drive _________ (dangerously) of all people on the road.
the most dangerously
He snores _________ (loud) in the room.
the loudest
My brother is always _________ (happy) than I am.
happier
My house is far away from here, but yours is _________ (far)
the furthest / the farthest
Miguel arrived _________ (late) than I did.
later
You're so greedy! You eat _________ (disgustingly) of any person I know!
the most disgustingly
He is _________ (funny) comedian I've ever seen.
the funniest
I know you don't have much money, but I have _________ (little) than you.
less
He's so impatient. He has _________ (little) patience in the whole class.
the least
I usually spend _________ (little) money than you when we go shopping.
less
Henry always spends _________ (more) time getting ready of all of us.
the most
In his class, he speaks English _________ (well), but other students are _________ (good) at grammar.
the best / better