Употребите правильную форму прилагательного в скобках. 1. These cakes are probably (good) in the world....

1. These cakes are probably the best in the world.
2. I am happier than I have ever been.
3. The game will certainly be much more exciting than it was last year.
4. For further information, please write to the above address.
5. The oldest member of her family is her Granny.
6. He did very badly in the exam — worse than I had expected.
7. He was the fattest man I had ever met.
8. This is the most attractive room in the whole house.
9. Our new house is bigger than the one we used to live in.
10. Jill can run as fast as Jack.
11. My brother has more money than I have.
12. This is the worst weather so far this year.
13. Travelling by train is more comfortable than travelling by bus.
14. The bedroom isn’t as light as the living-room.
15. Tom is the most reserved boy in this class.
16. It’s getting harder and harder to find a job nowadays.
17. Summer is the driest period of the year.
18. “What time shall we leave?” “The sooner, the better.”
19. It’s cheaper to go by car than by train.
20. Tom looks older than he really is.

In these sentences, the correct forms of the adjectives were chosen to fit the context of comparison or superlative degrees. For instance, "best" is the superlative form of "good," used when comparing more than two things. "Happier" is the comparative form of "happy," used to compare two things. Superlatives like "the oldest" and "the most attractive" are used to denote the extreme degree among more than two items or people.

1. These cakes are probably the best in the world.
2. I am happier than I have ever been.
3. The game will certainly be much more exciting than it was last year.
4. For further information, please write to the above address.
5. The oldest member of her family is her Granny.
6. He did very badly in the exam — worse than I had expected.
7. He was the fattest man I had ever met.
8. This is the most attractive room in the whole house.
9. Our new house is bigger than the one we used to live in.
10. Jill can run as fast as Jack.
11. My brother has more money than I have.
12. This is the worst weather so far this year.
13. Travelling by train is more comfortable than travelling by bus.
14. The bedroom isn’t as light as the living-room.
15. Tom is the most reserved boy in this class.
16. It’s getting harder and harder to find a job nowadays.
17. Summer is the driest period of the year.
18. “What time shall we leave?” “The sooner, the better.”
19. It’s cheaper to go by car than by train.
20. Tom looks older than he really is.

1. These cakes are probably the best in the world.
2. I am happier than I have ever been.
3. The game will certainly be much more exciting than it was last year.
4. For further information, please write to the above address.
5. The oldest member of her family is her Granny.
6. He did very badly in the exam — worse than I had expected.
7. He was the fattest man I had ever met.
8. This is the most attractive room in the whole house.
9. Our new house is bigger than the one we used to live in.
10. Jill can run as fast as Jack.
11. My brother has more money than I have.
12. This is the worst weather so far this year.
13. Travelling by train is more comfortable than travelling by bus.
14. The bedroom isn’t as light as the living-room.
15. Tom is the most reserved boy in this class.
16. It’s getting harder and harder to find a job nowadays.
17. Summer is the driest period of the year.
18. “What time shall we leave?” “The sooner, the better.”
19. It’s cheaper to go by car than by train.
20. Tom looks older than he really is.