Comparative
<> How well <> |
managed <> |
Is the team? |
<> The work was <> |
done <> |
beautifully |
<> The problem was <> |
resolved <> |
quickly |
<> The recently <> |
found <> |
solution |
<> The badly <> |
developed <> |
project |
<> Adjective <> |
Adverb |
<> Good <> |
well |
<> Bad <> |
badly |
<> the most expensive |
<> more expensive than |
<> as expensive as |
<> less expensive than |
<> the least expensive |
Ex-pen-siv-e 3 ½ syllables
fast faster the fastest
<> the fastest |
<> faster than |
<> as fast as |
<> Slower than |
<> the slowest |
The new system is likely to be faster than the old one
The server is less likely to have a problem with the new FIREWALL
The new FIREWALL is less expensive than you think
It has got the best characteristics for your network and a longer guarantee
The program is less likely to have a problem than mine
The meeting is likely to last an hour
The computer is likely to be faster than the other one
Good better the best
Bad worse the worst
The weather today is better than yesterday
The last James Bond film was the best ever
My best price for this job is 500 euros
The new Clio is more comfortable than the Twingo