Comparatives
Summer is (this) winter.
What is "summer is hotter than winter?"
The bowhead whale has (this) mouth.
What is "the bowhead whale has the biggest mouth?"
This is white and falls out of the clouds on cold days.
What is "snow?"
Today, I am. Yesterday, (this.)
What is "I was?"
She is your father's sister.
Who is "my aunt?"
The students are (this) Mr. T.
What is "The students are (younger/shorter) than Mr. T?"
Giraffes are animals that have long legs and necks.
What is "giraffes are the tallest animals?"
This is the opposite of hot.
What is "cold?"
Today, it is raining. Yesterday, (this).
What is "it rained?"
She is your parents' other child.
Who is "my sister?"
Whales are (this) rabbits.
What is "Whales are (adjective)er than rabbits?"
A grandmother, a mother, and a daughter are walking. The daughter is this.
What is "the daughter is the youngest?"
This comes out of a cloud and makes you get wet.
What is "rain?"
Today, we are. Yesterday, (this).
What is "we were?"
He is your mother's father.
Legs are (this) arms.
What is "legs are longer than arms?"
Mr. T is not young. He is this.
What is "Mr. T is the oldest person in the classroom?"
If this is strong enough, you will fall down.
What is "wind?"
Today, it is snowing. Yesterday, (this).
What is "it snowed?"
She is your uncle's child.
Who is "my cousin?"
When you smile, you are (this) when you are crying.
What is "when you smile, you are happier than when you are crying?"
Winter is not hot. It is this season.
What is "winter is the coldest season?"
Nothing is falling and you cannot see the sun.
What is "cloudy?"
Today, they are. Yesterday, (this).
What is "they were?"
She is your mother's father's mother.
Who is "my great-grandmother?"