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A short adjective such as 'bright' takes '-er'.","This lamp is brighter than that one.",[],{"hint":20,"words":21,"correct":29,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":31},"Use the comparative form of this short adjective.",[22,23,24,25,26,27,28],"This","lamp","is","bright","than","that","one.","brighter",3,[29,32,33,34],"brightest","brightly","brightness",{"id":36,"sentenceTemplate":37,"displayOrder":38,"explanation":39,"exampleSentence":40,"blanks":41,"payload":42},"01a01413-92d5-76a4-ba81-54f7e1968f66","The second film is very interesting than the first.",1,"Use 'more interesting than' with the long adjective 'interesting'.","The second film is more interesting than the first.",[],{"hint":43,"words":44,"correct":52,"wrongIndex":53,"corrections":54},"Check the word before the adjective.",[45,46,47,24,48,49,26,50,51],"The","second","film","very","interesting","the","first.","more",4,[52,55,56,57],"most","much","many",{"id":59,"sentenceTemplate":60,"displayOrder":61,"explanation":62,"exampleSentence":63,"blanks":64,"payload":65},"01a01413-92d5-7718-ba81-54f7e206481e","This plan is good than the old one.",2,"Use 'better than' because 'better' is the comparative form of 'good'.","This plan is better than the old one.",[],{"hint":66,"words":67,"correct":71,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":72},"The comparative form of 'good' is irregular.",[22,68,24,69,26,50,70,28],"plan","good","old","better",[71,73,74,75],"best","well","great",{"id":77,"sentenceTemplate":78,"displayOrder":30,"explanation":79,"exampleSentence":80,"blanks":81,"payload":82},"01a01413-92d5-777c-ba81-54f7e2e25a2b","Today's weather is bad than yesterday's.","Use 'worse than' because 'worse' is the comparative form of 'bad'.","Today's weather is worse than yesterday's.",[],{"hint":83,"words":84,"correct":89,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":90},"The comparative form of 'bad' is irregular.",[85,86,24,87,26,88],"Today's","weather","bad","yesterday's.","worse",[89,91,92,93],"worst","badly","poor",{"id":95,"sentenceTemplate":96,"displayOrder":53,"explanation":97,"exampleSentence":98,"blanks":99,"payload":100},"01a01413-92d5-77d8-ba81-54f7e2fb754e","The train is faster then the bus.","Use 'than' in a comparison. 'Then' refers to time or order.","The train is faster than the bus.",[],{"hint":101,"words":102,"correct":26,"wrongIndex":53,"corrections":107},"Choose the word that introduces the second thing in a comparison.",[45,103,24,104,105,50,106],"train","faster","then","bus.",[26,108,27,109],"when","there",{"id":111,"sentenceTemplate":112,"displayOrder":113,"explanation":114,"exampleSentence":115,"blanks":116,"payload":117},"01a01413-92d5-7830-ba81-54f7e3b0d8e5","Lena's desk is wider than our.",5,"Use the possessive pronoun 'ours' to mean 'our desk'. A possessive determiner such as 'our' cannot stand alone.","Lena's desk is wider than ours.",[],{"hint":118,"words":119,"correct":124,"wrongIndex":113,"corrections":125},"Check whether the possessive word stands alone after than.",[120,121,24,122,26,123],"Lena's","desk","wider","our.","ours.",[124,126,127,128],"my.","your.","their.",{"id":130,"sentenceTemplate":131,"displayOrder":132,"explanation":133,"exampleSentence":134,"blanks":135,"payload":136},"01a01413-92d5-788c-ba81-54f7e3ecabb6","This blue chair costs more than one of the two wooden one.",6,"After 'one of the two', use plural 'ones' for the group of wooden chairs: 'one of the two wooden ones'.","This blue chair costs more than one of the two wooden ones.",[],{"hint":137,"words":138,"correct":146,"wrongIndex":147,"corrections":148},"Check the word that replaces the repeated noun.",[22,139,140,141,52,26,142,143,50,144,145,28],"blue","chair","costs","one","of","two","wooden","ones.",11,[146,149,150,151],"them.","they.","theirs.",{"id":153,"sentenceTemplate":154,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":155,"exampleSentence":156,"blanks":157,"payload":158},"01a01413-92d5-78e0-ba81-54f7e4bddcfb","Blue shoes are cheaper than black one.","Use 'ones' to avoid repeating a plural noun such as 'shoes'.","Blue shoes are cheaper than black ones.",[],{"hint":159,"words":160,"correct":146,"wrongIndex":132,"corrections":166},"The word replaces the plural noun shoes.",[161,162,163,164,26,165,28],"Blue","shoes","are","cheaper","black",[146,149,150,151],{"id":168,"sentenceTemplate":169,"displayOrder":170,"explanation":171,"exampleSentence":172,"blanks":173,"payload":174},"01a01413-92d5-7938-ba81-54f7e532bea0","Less errors appeared today than yesterday.",8,"Use 'fewer' with a plural countable noun such as 'errors'.","Fewer errors appeared today than yesterday.",[],{"hint":175,"words":176,"correct":182,"wrongIndex":15,"corrections":183},"Errors are separate things that we can count.",[177,178,179,180,26,181],"Less","errors","appeared","today","yesterday.","Fewer",[182,184,185,186],"Much","Many","Most",{"id":188,"sentenceTemplate":189,"displayOrder":190,"explanation":191,"exampleSentence":192,"blanks":193,"payload":194},"01a01413-92d5-7990-ba81-54f7e5b5f232","After the repairs, the tank holds fewer water than before.",9,"Use 'less' with an uncountable noun such as 'water'.","After the repairs, the tank holds less water than before.",[],{"hint":195,"words":196,"correct":204,"wrongIndex":132,"corrections":205},"Water is an uncountable noun.",[197,50,198,50,199,200,201,202,26,203],"After","repairs,","tank","holds","fewer","water","before.","less",[204,206,57,207],"few","several",{"id":209,"sentenceTemplate":210,"displayOrder":211,"explanation":212,"exampleSentence":213,"blanks":214,"payload":215},"01a01413-92d5-79e4-ba81-54f7e5fcd13b","There are much books on this shelf than on that one.",10,"Use 'more books than' in the natural existential frame: 'There are more books ... than ...'.","There are more books on this shelf than on that one.",[],{"hint":216,"words":217,"correct":52,"wrongIndex":61,"corrections":223},"The comparison describes a larger number of books.",[218,163,56,219,220,221,222,26,220,27,28],"There","books","on","this","shelf",[52,57,55,207],{"id":225,"sentenceTemplate":226,"displayOrder":147,"explanation":227,"exampleSentence":228,"blanks":229,"payload":230},"01a01413-92d5-7a3c-ba81-54f7e635feea","According to the map, Route A is longest than Route B.","Use the comparative form 'longer than' for two routes, not the superlative form 'longest'.","According to the map, Route A is longer than Route B.",[],{"hint":231,"words":232,"correct":240,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":241},"Use a comparative, not a superlative, for two routes.",[233,234,50,235,236,237,24,238,26,236,239],"According","to","map,","Route","A","longest","B.","longer",[240,242,243,244],"long","shortest","lengthy","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_1cbc3433-9ab0-4015-8f3b-b57a98defe4f_hero.webp",{"title":247,"slug":248,"language":249,"level":250},"Comparative adjectives with the use of than","comparative-with-the-use-of-than","en","A2"]