Modifying Comparatives
"Winter is ___ colder than autumn." (Use "much" or "a bit")
much
"Walking up mountains with a backpack for fun."
hiking
"The Nile is the ___ river in the world."
longest
"Walking high above the ground on a narrow bridge."
a rope bridge/canopy walk
"If it ___ (rain), we'll cancel the picnic."
rains
"Skydiving is ___ more exciting than bowling." (Use "far" or "slightly")
far
"Visiting famous landmarks and taking photos."
sightseeing
"Mount Everest is the ___ mountain peak."
highest
"Jumping from a plane with a parachute."
skydiving
"If you ___ (not hurry), you'll miss the flight."
don't hurry
"This hotel is ___ more luxurious than the last one." (Use "way" or "just")
way
"You do this in the ocean with goggles and flippers."
snorkeling
"This is the ___ (dangerous) sport in the Olympics."
most dangerous
"Swimming with great white sharks in a metal cage."
shark cage diving
"She ___ (be) upset if her team loses."
will be
"Traveling by train is ___ more relaxing than flying." (Use "significantly" or "barely")
significantly
"Riding waves on a board in Hawaii."
surfing
"Antarctica is the ___ continent."
coldest
"Climbing frozen waterfalls with ice picks."
ice climbing
"If they ___ (win) the lottery, they'll buy a yacht."
win
"Her English is ___ better than mine." (Use "a great deal" or "a little")
a great deal
"Exploring underground caves with a headlamp."
spelunking/caving
"That was the ___ (bad) movie I've ever seen!"
worst
"Exploring abandoned hospitals at night."
urban exploration/ghost hunting
"If he ___ (not study), he won't pass the exam."
doesn't study