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Use 'in' with a place, such as 'in the city'.","Maya is the tallest of the three sisters.",[],{"hint":116,"words":117,"correct":104,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":123},"Check the phrase that names the comparison set.",[118,24,27,119,120,27,121,122],"Maya","tallest","in","three","sisters.",[104,71,106],{"id":125,"sentenceTemplate":126,"displayOrder":68,"explanation":127,"exampleSentence":128,"blanks":129,"payload":130},"01a01413-9320-7b37-973a-31f10ab1d9cc","The sooner we start, a more daylight we have.","The correlative pattern uses 'the + comparative' in both clauses: 'The sooner ..., the more ...'.","The sooner we start, the more daylight we have.",[],{"hint":131,"words":132,"correct":27,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":139},"Check both halves of the dependent comparison.",[133,134,135,136,87,52,137,135,138],"The","sooner","we","start,","daylight","have.",[27,90,86],{"id":141,"sentenceTemplate":142,"displayOrder":143,"explanation":144,"exampleSentence":145,"blanks":146,"payload":147},"01a01413-9320-7b8f-973a-31f10b6688f7","Rents are becoming more and most expensive.",7,"Repeat the comparative around 'and' to show continuing change: 'more and more expensive'.","Rents are becoming more and more expensive.",[],{"hint":148,"words":149,"correct":52,"wrongIndex":111,"corrections":155},"Check the repeated-change pattern.",[150,151,152,52,153,53,154],"Rents","are","becoming","and","expensive.",[52,50,156],"far",{"id":158,"sentenceTemplate":159,"displayOrder":160,"explanation":161,"exampleSentence":162,"blanks":163,"payload":164},"01a01413-9320-7be3-973a-31f10c1aa518","I have fewer time than yesterday.",8,"Use 'less' with the uncountable noun 'time'. Use 'fewer' with plural countable nouns.","I have less time than yesterday.",[],{"hint":165,"words":166,"correct":172,"wrongIndex":57,"corrections":173},"Check whether the noun is countable.",[167,168,169,170,30,171],"I","have","fewer","time","yesterday.","less",[172,174,175],"least","little",{"id":177,"sentenceTemplate":178,"displayOrder":179,"explanation":180,"exampleSentence":181,"blanks":182,"payload":183},"01a01413-9320-7c3b-973a-31f10c9b316d","This is the less expensive option of all.",9,"Use the superlative 'the least expensive' when one option is compared with the whole group.","This is the least expensive option of all.",[],{"hint":184,"words":185,"correct":174,"wrongIndex":75,"corrections":189},"Check whether the whole group is being compared.",[22,24,27,172,186,187,104,188],"expensive","option","all.",[174,169,190],"fewest",{"id":192,"sentenceTemplate":193,"displayOrder":194,"explanation":195,"exampleSentence":196,"blanks":197,"payload":198},"01a01413-9320-7c8f-973a-31f10cad8f01","Kim answered the questions most quick.",10,"Use the adverb 'quickly' after 'most' to describe how Kim answered: 'most quickly'.","Kim answered the questions most quickly.",[],{"hint":199,"words":200,"correct":205,"wrongIndex":111,"corrections":206},"Check the word form that describes the verb.",[201,202,27,203,53,204],"Kim","answered","questions","quick.","quickly.",[205,207,208],"quickest.","quicker.",{"id":210,"sentenceTemplate":211,"displayOrder":212,"explanation":213,"exampleSentence":214,"blanks":215,"payload":216},"01a01413-9320-7ce7-973a-31f10ce10447","This plan is good than the old one.",11,"'Better' is the irregular comparative of 'good', and it is followed by 'than'.","This plan is better than the old one.",[],{"hint":217,"words":218,"correct":221,"wrongIndex":75,"corrections":222},"Check the irregular comparison form.",[22,219,24,220,30,27,28,29],"plan","good","better",[221,102,223],"well","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_bf39ff3d-7388-43b8-8ece-e246e424cd54_hero.webp",{"title":226,"slug":227,"language":228,"level":229},"Comparatives and Superlatives","comparatives-and-superlatives","en","B1"]