Question

a) The red ball is Smaller (small) than the black ball g) Cars are
(heavy) than the bikes.
h) Machala is
(hot) than Quito.
i) His kitchen is
(clean) than her kitchen.
j) The Math test is
(difficult) than English test.
k) Today I feel
(Good) than yesterday​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

Cars are heavier than the bikes.

Machala is hotter than Quito.

His kitchen is cleaner than her kitchen

The math test is more difficult than English test

Today i feel better than yesterday

Explicación:

Answer 2

Respuesta:

G) Cars are heavier than bikes

H) Machala is hotter than Quito

I) His kitchen is cleaner than her kitchen

J) The math test is more difficult than the English test

K) Today I feel better than yesterday

Explicación:

Cuando usás el modo comparativo en inglés, tenés que;

-Si la palabra termina en Y, agregarle "ier" al final y sacarle la Y (heavy - heavier).

-Si termina en consonante, simplemente agregar "er" (cleaner)

- Si la palabra es muy larga, agregarle "more" antes (more difficult)

- Si termina en T (y creo que con algunas otras letras, pero no me acuerdo cuales), le tenés que repetir la T y agregar "er" después (hot - hotter)

- Algunas palabras son irregulares. Good = better

Espero te sirva ^^