far/much/a lot/a little etc.
Austrians/formal/Italians
Austrians are far more formal than Italians
Living in New York/expensive/ Living in London
Living in New York is (just) as expensive as living in London.
Americans eat many more fast food than Spaniards
Americans eat MUCH more fast food than Spaniards
Hockey not/popular/football in Spain.
Hockey isn't as popular as football in Spain.
I think Mexican food is the most spicy food in the world.
I think Mexican food is the spiciest food in the world.
Siberia/cold/Jamaica
Siberia is a lot colder than Jamaica.
The highest you go up the mountain, the most dangerous the path becomes.
The higher you go up the mountain, the more dangerous the path becomes.
The ____ you practise, ___ _____ you get at languages.
The MORE/HARDER you practise, THE BETTER you get at languages.
There/Birmingham/canals/London.
There are a few more canals in Birmingham than in Venice.
Barcelona not /crowded/Tokyo
Also: use "quite" in this sentence!
Barcelona isn't quite as crowded as Tokyo.
Lleida has / - / pubs and cafés / Barcelona
Lleida has much fewer pubs and cafés than Barcelona
Manchester not have / airports / as London
Manchester doesn't have as many airports as London
Angry people speak much loud than calm people.
Angry people speak much more loudly than calm people.