2 Complete the sentences with the adjectives in the comparative form
(expensive)
1 London is
than Bath
2 London is...
3 Bath is
4 Bath is
5 London is ...
6 Bath is
7 Bath is
8 London is
(noisy) than Bath
(small) than London.
(beautiful than London.
(crowded) than Bath.
(quiet) than London.
(green) than London.
(dirty) than Bath .​

1) London is more expensive than Bath.
To form the comparative form of the adjective "expensive," we add the word "more" before the adjective. In this case, we compare the prices of London and Bath, and London is considered to be more expensive.

2) London is busier than Bath.
To form the comparative form of the adjective "busy," we add the suffix "-ier" at the end of the adjective. In this case, we compare the level of activity and population between London and Bath, and London is considered to be busier.

3) Bath is smaller than London.
To form the comparative form of the adjective "small," we add the suffix "-er" at the end of the adjective. In this case, we compare the size of Bath and London, and Bath is considered to be smaller.

4) Bath is less beautiful than London.
To form the comparative form of the adjective "beautiful," we add the word "less" before the adjective. In this case, we compare the beauty of Bath and London, and Bath is considered to be less beautiful.

5) London is more crowded than Bath.
To form the comparative form of the adjective "crowded," we add the word "more" before the adjective. In this case, we compare the level of population density between London and Bath, and London is considered to be more crowded.

6) Bath is quieter than London.
To form the comparative form of the adjective "quiet," we add the suffix "-er" at the end of the adjective. In this case, we compare the level of noise and tranquility between Bath and London, and Bath is considered to be quieter.

7) Bath is greener than London.
To form the comparative form of the adjective "green," we add the suffix "-er" at the end of the adjective. In this case, we compare the amount of green spaces and nature between Bath and London, and Bath is considered to be greener.

8) London is dirtier than Bath.
To form the comparative form of the adjective "dirty," we add the suffix "-er" at the end of the adjective. In this case, we compare the cleanliness and pollution levels between London and Bath, and London is considered to be dirtier.