Comparative adjectives
She is ___ (strong) than her brother.
She is STRONGER than her brother.
I usually (go) to school at 7 o'clock.
I usually GO to school at 7 o'clock.
I (go) to the bus station now.
I AM GOING to the bus station now.
It is impossible to beat Anahit in this game. She is ___ (good).
It is impossible to beat Anahit in this game. She is THE BEST.
This book about aliens was ___ (interesting) than the previous one.
This book about aliens was MORE INTERESTING than the previous one.
She never MISSES her classes.
He (sing) in the room at this moment
He IS SINGING in the room at this moment.
Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for (good) role.
Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for THE BEST role.
Inessa is ___ (good) in English than in Armenian.
Inessa is BETTER in English than in Armenian.
He (like) to drink coffee every morning.
He LIKES to drink coffee every morning.
She (play) with her cats right now.
She IS PLAYING with her cats right now.
I will never go back to that restaurant. It was THE WORST burger of my whole life.
This exam was ___ (bad) than I imagined.
This exam was WORSE than I imagined.
Anahit (know) how to answer this question.
Anahit KNOWS how to answer this question.
You (go) to answer this question now.
You ARE GOING to answer this question now.
She said her mother makes (tasty) brownies in the town.
She said her mother makes the TASTIEST brownies in the town.
Let's go to this hotel. This one is ___ (close) to the city center.
Let's go to this hotel. This one is CLOSER to the city center.
Iren (think) she will be the winner of this game.
Iren THINKS she will be the winner of this game.
Look! She (go) to perform now.
Look! She IS GOING to perform now.
This is (far) point in the ocean that people are actually allowed to swim.
This is THE FURTHEST point in the ocean that people are actually allowed to swim.