Daily Life Comparisons

Choose the correct comparison for each blank. One sentence has two blanks, so complete both.

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Question 1

Lena's apartment has one bedroom; mine has two. My apartment is _____.

Options: bigger than hers, more big than hers, bigger then hers

Question 2

Our old sofa was hard, but this one is _____.

Options: more comfortable than it was, comfortabler than it was, more comfortable then it was

Question 3

This coffee shop is _____ the one near my house.

Options: expensiver than, more expensive, more expensive than

Question 4

Ana ordered two sandwiches and one glass of juice. Leo ordered one sandwich and two glasses of juice. Ana ordered _____ Leo did, but she drank _____ he did.

Options: more sandwiches than, fewer sandwiches than, more sandwich than, fewer juice than, more juice than, less juice than

Question 5

Cooking dinner at home is _____ ordering takeout.

Options: healthy than, healthier than, healthier

Question 6

I made three spelling mistakes today and eight yesterday. Today I made _____ yesterday.

Options: less mistakes than, fewer mistakes than, more mistakes than

Question 7

My commute by bike is _____ my commute by car.

Options: faster than, faster then, more fast than

Question 8

I have ten minutes free, but you have thirty. You have _____ I do.

Options: more times than, less time than, more time than

Question 9

My new job is _____ my previous job.

Options: gooder than, more good than, better than

Question 10

Taking the stairs is _____ taking the elevator.

Options: harder than, hardest than, harder

Question 11

Cleaning the kitchen is _____ cleaning the bathroom.

Options: more easy than, easier then, easier than

Question 12

My daily walk in the park is _____ my walk to the station.

Options: more relaxing than, relaxinger than, more relaxing then

Practise Daily Life Comparisons with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Daily Life Comparisons in everyday English.

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