Pronouns
The girl goes to the park.
She goes to the park.
Prettier or More Pretty
Prettier
I have/ has a brother.
I have a brother.
I live/lives in Lincoln Park.
I live in Lincoln Park.
Vanessa is/am/are from Mexico.
Vanessa is from Mexico.
Juan is working.
Intelligenter or More intelligent
More intelligent
Maria have/ has a new handbag.
Maria has a new handbag.
Cat and Anita live/ lives in Detroit.
Oscar and Lina is/am/are married.
Oscar and Lina are married.
Marisol and Emily are teachers.
They are teachers.
Nicer or More Nice
Nicer
Marleen have/has three brothers.
Marleen has three brothers.
She live/lives in River Rouge.
She lives in River Rouge.
I is/am/are a teacher.
I am a teacher.
Angelica, Yessica, and I like to shop.
We like to shop.
Funnier or More Funny
Funnier
Emily and Carl have/has three cats.
Emily and Carl have three cats.
You live/lives in Michigan.
You live in Michigan.
They is/am/are from Columbia.
They are from Columbia.
Beautifulier or More Beautiful
More Beautiful
You have/ has a family.
You have a family.
Samuel live/lives in Toledo, Ohio.
Samuel lives in Toledo, Ohio.
He is/am/are a doctor.
He is a doctor.