2.Fill in the blanks with the correct comparative forms of the adjectives in brackets /(5) COMPARATIVES FHD in the blanks with the correct comparative forms of the adjectives in brackets TERRY KATE 165 cm 106 kg 55 years old 172 cm 45 kg 17 years old 1) John is 2) Terry is 3) Kate is 4) Mary is 5) John is 6) Terry is 7) Mary is 8) Kate is 9) Terry is 10) John Is 11) Mary is 12) Kate is 13) John is 14) Kate is than Kate (young) than Mary. (fat) than Terry. (slim) than Kate. (old) than Terry. (angry) than Mary. (happy) than Terry. (young) than John. (old) than Kate. (short) than Mary. (tall) than Kate. (short) than Mary. (young) than Terry. (slim) than John. (happy) MARY JOUR 160 cm 80 kg 47 years old 168 cm 40 kg 15 years old
For this question, we need to compare John's age to Kate's age. Kate is 17 years old, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "young." The comparative form of "young" is "younger." So the correct answer is "John is younger than Kate."
2) Terry is
For this question, we need to compare Terry's weight to Mary's weight. Mary weighs 106 kg, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "fat." The comparative form of "fat" is "fatter." So the correct answer is "Terry is fatter than Mary."
3) Kate is
For this question, we need to compare Kate's height to Terry's height. Terry is 172 cm tall, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "short." The comparative form of "short" is "shorter." So the correct answer is "Kate is shorter than Terry."
4) Mary is
For this question, we need to compare Mary's weight to Kate's weight. Kate weighs 45 kg, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "slim." The comparative form of "slim" is "slimmer." So the correct answer is "Mary is slimmer than Kate."
5) John is
For this question, we need to compare John's anger level to Terry's anger level. Terry is angrier than John, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "angry." The comparative form of "angry" is "angrier." So the correct answer is "John is angrier than Terry."
6) Terry is
For this question, we need to compare Terry's happiness level to Mary's happiness level. Terry is happier than Mary, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "happy." The comparative form of "happy" is "happier." So the correct answer is "Terry is happier than Mary."
7) Mary is
For this question, we need to compare Mary's age to Terry's age. Terry is 55 years old, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "old." The comparative form of "old" is "older." So the correct answer is "Mary is older than Terry."
8) Kate is
For this question, we need to compare Kate's height to John's height. John is shorter than Kate. So the correct answer is "Kate is taller than John."
9) Terry is
For this question, we need to compare Terry's age to Kate's age. Kate is younger than Terry. So the correct answer is "Terry is older than Kate."
10) John is
For this question, we need to compare John's happiness level to Terry's happiness level. Terry is happier than John, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "happy." The comparative form of "happy" is "happier." So the correct answer is "John is happier than Terry."
11) Mary is
For this question, we need to compare Mary's height to Kate's height. Kate is shorter than Mary. So the correct answer is "Mary is taller than Kate."
12) Kate is
For this question, we need to compare Kate's height to Mary's height. Mary is shorter than Kate. So the correct answer is "Kate is taller than Mary."
13) John is
For this question, we need to compare John's age to Mary's age. Mary is younger than John. So the correct answer is "John is older than Mary."
14) Kate is
For this question, we need to compare Kate's weight to Terry's weight. Terry is slimmer than Kate, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "slim." The comparative form of "slim" is "slimmer." So the correct answer is "Kate is slimmer than Terry."
For this question, we need to compare John's age to Kate's age. Kate is 17 years old, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "young." The comparative form of "young" is "younger." So the correct answer is "John is younger than Kate."
2) Terry is
For this question, we need to compare Terry's weight to Mary's weight. Mary weighs 106 kg, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "fat." The comparative form of "fat" is "fatter." So the correct answer is "Terry is fatter than Mary."
3) Kate is
For this question, we need to compare Kate's height to Terry's height. Terry is 172 cm tall, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "short." The comparative form of "short" is "shorter." So the correct answer is "Kate is shorter than Terry."
4) Mary is
For this question, we need to compare Mary's weight to Kate's weight. Kate weighs 45 kg, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "slim." The comparative form of "slim" is "slimmer." So the correct answer is "Mary is slimmer than Kate."
5) John is
For this question, we need to compare John's anger level to Terry's anger level. Terry is angrier than John, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "angry." The comparative form of "angry" is "angrier." So the correct answer is "John is angrier than Terry."
6) Terry is
For this question, we need to compare Terry's happiness level to Mary's happiness level. Terry is happier than Mary, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "happy." The comparative form of "happy" is "happier." So the correct answer is "Terry is happier than Mary."
7) Mary is
For this question, we need to compare Mary's age to Terry's age. Terry is 55 years old, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "old." The comparative form of "old" is "older." So the correct answer is "Mary is older than Terry."
8) Kate is
For this question, we need to compare Kate's height to John's height. John is shorter than Kate. So the correct answer is "Kate is taller than John."
9) Terry is
For this question, we need to compare Terry's age to Kate's age. Kate is younger than Terry. So the correct answer is "Terry is older than Kate."
10) John is
For this question, we need to compare John's happiness level to Terry's happiness level. Terry is happier than John, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "happy." The comparative form of "happy" is "happier." So the correct answer is "John is happier than Terry."
11) Mary is
For this question, we need to compare Mary's height to Kate's height. Kate is shorter than Mary. So the correct answer is "Mary is taller than Kate."
12) Kate is
For this question, we need to compare Kate's height to Mary's height. Mary is shorter than Kate. So the correct answer is "Kate is taller than Mary."
13) John is
For this question, we need to compare John's age to Mary's age. Mary is younger than John. So the correct answer is "John is older than Mary."
14) Kate is
For this question, we need to compare Kate's weight to Terry's weight. Terry is slimmer than Kate, so we need to find the comparative form of the adjective "slim." The comparative form of "slim" is "slimmer." So the correct answer is "Kate is slimmer than Terry."