Comparative adjectives in Ukrainian grammar are crucial for making comparisons between different objects, people, or situations. They allow speakers to express the similarities or differences between various things, making language more expressive and better equipped for precise communication. Similar to English, Ukrainian comparative adjectives can be divided into two categories: regular and irregular. Regular comparatives are formed by adding specific suffixes to the original adjective, while irregular ones don’t follow a set pattern and need to be memorized separately. In this exercise, you will practice using comparative adjectives within the context of Ukrainian sentences.