1) His pullover is (dark) than his jeans. darkker more dark darker

2) This exercise is (boring) than that one.

boringier boringer more boring

3) George is (funny) than Robert.

funnyer more funny funnier

4) My exam results are (good) than before.

more good better gooder

5) Tom is (selfish) than David.

selfishier more selfish selfisher

6) You look (thin). Have you lost weight?

thiner more thin thinner

7) London is (busy) than Glasgow.

8) Football is (popular) than handball.

9) George runs (fast) than Jim.

10) The traffic is a lot (bad) after five o'clock.

11) Exercise 16 is (easy) than exercise 15.

12) Russia is (large) than the UK.

Prepositions of Time

Put in at / on / in / -

1) Sean usually goes to bed 10 p.m.

2) We have many students this month.

3) I get up late Saturday mornings.

4) We sometimes have three classes the afternoon.

5) Nurses often work night.

6) Electricity prices are going up July.

7) They answered all these questions last Thursday.

8) Our phones rang the same time.

9) The course begins 12 February.

10) He returns to Australia next week.

11) My friend has a birthday spring.

12) I usually go to the countryside Sundays.

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