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Interactions Access Grammar, 4/e
Patricia K. Werner
John P. Nelson
Marilynn Spaventa
Great Destinations

Part 2

Write new sentences using comparative adjectives.

Example:   Milan is exciting compared to Naples.
                _Milan is more exciting than Naples._



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New York is crowded compared to Austin.
2

Summer is hot compared to autumn.
3

England is cloudy compared to Cuba.
4

A park is peaceful compared to a crowded street.
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Australia is big compared to Fiji.
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Downtown is noisy compared to the suburbs.
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Playing cards is enjoyable compared to studying grammar.
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Tokyo is expensive compared to Lima.
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The world news is important compared to sports news.
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Jogging is safe compared to football.








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