Her coffee is *hotter* (temperature) than mine.

Michael is *taller* (height) than his brother.

This book is *more interesting* (interest) than the one I read last week.

I think cats are *more independent* (independence) than dogs.

Your ideas are always *more creative* (creativity) than mine.

She is *younger* (age) than all her classmates.

Today is *windier* (wind) than it was yesterday.

The blue car is *faster* (speed) than the red one.

His French is *better* (quality) than his English.

Our team played *worse* (performance) today than last week.

Your dessert looks *more appetizing* (appeal) than mine.

This exercise is *easier* (difficulty) than the last one.

He can run *farther* (distance) than Joe.

The movie was *more boring* (boredom) than the book.

She felt *happier* (happiness) today than yesterday.

Exercise 2: Superlative Adjectives

Mount Everest is the *highest* (elevation) mountain in the world.

He is the *best* (skill) player on our team.

This is the *smallest* (size) apartment I’ve ever seen.

She is the *most beautiful* (beauty) person I know.

That was the *worst* (quality) meal I have ever had.

Of all the books here, this one is the *most expensive* (cost).

This puzzle is the *easiest* (difficulty) one in the box.

It was the *funniest* (humor) joke of the evening.

That is the *oldest* (age) building in the city.

The Nile is the *longest* (length) river in Africa.

She finished the test in the *shortest* (duration) time.

This is the *most interesting* (interest) documentary I’ve ever watched.

Out of all the seasons, summer is the *hottest* (temperature).

In the competition, he was the *quickest* (speed) to solve the puzzle.

The Great Wall of China is the *longest* (length) wall in the world.