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Complete the sentences using comparative or superlative forms.

1- Sue is hard-working. Gary is lazy.

Gary is lazier than Sue.

2- I am clever. The others in my family are stupid.

I am the cleverest in my family.

3- Maria is unsociable. Javier is sociable.

Javier is more sociable than Maria.

4- The men in the class are shy. The women are confident.

The men are shier than the women.

5- My chair's big. The others in the office are small.

My chair's is the biggest in the office.

6- This car's large. The others in the showroom are small.

This car is the largest in the showroom.

7- My house is far from the school. Your house is close.

My house is farther from the school than yours.

As I told you before, you can find lists of adjectives that take the -er form and those that take more or most. Usually, a one-syllable adjective takes the -er ending. Use the comparative for 2 things. Use the superlative (-est, most) with 3 or more things.