MUCH / FAR / EVEN (INTENSIFIERS)
SMALL DIFFERENCES (a bit / slightly / no)
AS…AS
DOUBLE COMPARATIVES (CHANGE OVER TIME)
100

Choose the correct sentence:

a) This exam is very harder than the last one.
b) This exam is much harder than the last one.
c) This exam is more harder than the last one.

Answer: b

100

Complete:
It’s ______ colder today, but not dramatically.

Answer: a bit / slightly

100

Complete:
This task is not ______ difficult as I expected.

as

100

Complete:
It’s getting ______ and ______. (cold)

colder and colder

200

Correct the sentence:
She is far more taller than her sister.


Answer: far taller

200

Correct:
This phone is a little more cheaper than that one.

Answer: a little cheaper

200

Correct:
She is not as smarter as her brother.


Answer: as smart as

200

Complete:
This exercise is becoming ______ and ______ difficult.


Answer: more and more

300

Complete:
The situation is ______ worse than we expected, it's a real problem now.

Answer: much / far

300

Complete:
Their performance was ______ worse than last time - actually, it was about the same.

Answer: no

300

Complete:
The film was ______ near as good as the book.

Answer: nowhere

300

Correct:
It’s getting more harder and harder.

harder and harder

400

Complete:
I thought he was good, but he’s ______ better than I imagined.

Answer: even

400

Choose:
This version is ______ better than the previous one, but only a little.

a) slightly
b) much
c) even

Answer: a

400

Complete:
This jacket is ______ as expensive as yours - I paid almost the same.

Answer: almost / nearly

400

Choose:
Life is becoming ______ expensive.

a) more and more
b) more and more expensive
c) increasingly

Answer: b

500

Choose the best option:
This year is ______ more difficult than last year.

a) even
b) much
c) both possible

Answer: c

much more difficult = strong difference

even more difficult = surprise/comparison with expectation

500

Explain the meaning difference:

He is a bit better.
He is much better.

a bit better → small difference

much better → big difference

500

Rewrite:
My car is much less comfortable than yours.
→ use nothing like as

Answer:
My car is nothing like as comfortable as yours.

500

Explain the difference:

harder and harder vs more and more difficult


same meaning

structure depends on the adjective type
(hard → harder, difficult → more difficult)

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