Question 1
The train to Berlin is _____ the bus.
Options: faster than, more fast than, faster
Choose the correct comparison for each blank.
Practice 2 of 6
Question 1
The train to Berlin is _____ the bus.
Options: faster than, more fast than, faster
Question 2
Hotels in Tokyo are _____ hotels in Bangkok.
Options: more expensive, more expensive than, expensiver than
Question 3
When we returned at night, the old town looked _____.
Options: more beautiful than it did in the afternoon, beautifuler than it did in the afternoon, more beautiful then it did in the afternoon
Question 4
This museum is _____ the one we visited yesterday.
Options: more interesting, interestinger than, more interesting than
Question 5
The weather in Rome is _____ the weather in London.
Options: warmer than, warmest than, warmer
Question 6
Our tour guide is tall, but the basketball player is _____.
Options: tallest than her, taller than her, taller then her
Question 7
Traveling by plane is _____ traveling by car.
Options: quicker than, quickest than, quicker
Question 8
The mountain roads in Nepal are _____ the roads in my country.
Options: more dangerous, dangerouser than, more dangerous than
Question 9
The city center is _____ the suburbs.
Options: busier than, busiest than, busier
Question 10
The journey to the mountains is _____ the journey to the coast.
Options: longer than, longest than, longer
Question 11
This street has eight hotels; the next street has three. This street has _____ the next one.
Options: fewer hotels than, more hotel than, more hotels than
Question 12
We had an hour to change trains this morning, but only twenty minutes now. We have _____ we had this morning.
Options: fewer time than, less time than, less time then
Practise Travel and Cities 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 Travel and Cities in everyday English.
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