Use the correct form of the adjectives given in brackets This room is and ... than that one

"This room is bigger and more spacious than that one."

To solve this exercise, we need to compare two rooms and use the correct form of the adjectives. We are given the words "big" and "spacious" in brackets, and we need to choose the appropriate form of these adjectives.

First, let's analyze the sentence. The sentence states that one room is bigger and something else than the other room. This indicates that we need to compare the sizes of the two rooms.

To form the comparative degree of the adjective "big," we need to add "-ger" to the adjective. Therefore, "big" becomes "bigger" in the comparative degree. This is because we are comparing the size of one room with another, so we need to show that one room is larger than the other.

Next, we need to determine the correct form of the adjective "spacious." The comparative degree of "spacious" is "more spacious." In this case, we use "more" to compare the degree of spaciousness between the two rooms.

Putting it all together, we can rephrase the sentence as: "This room is bigger and more spacious than that one." This sentence clearly shows that one room is both bigger and has more space than the other room.