Skills

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Comparing Things



Here are some phrases and expressions for comparing things in English.

See also: Free-English-Study: Comparing things

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1. Which sofa should we buy?

2. I need a new watch.


3. Which runner are you cheering for?


4. I like the blue sweater.


5. How much sugar should I add?

This one is larger, but it is also more expensive.

The Classie is nicer than the Timebox.
That one is less affordable though.

Sammy. He's the fastest.
But Timmy is the most handsome.

I think the red one is better.
but the green one is the best.

Only a little.
That's too much!


See also: Grammar: Comparatives
Textbook: New Interchange 1, Chapter 14
Textbook: English Knowhow, Book 1, Chapter 9

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Last updated: 15 February, 2010 02:43:16