Complete the sentences below by using the most suitable degree of comparison words.

Change the words in the brackets into the correct form of comparison degree.

1. Phil is he… person that we know. (good)
2. The poster is … than the one in the hall. (colorful)
3. My cat is the … of the two. (prety)
4. Does Fred feel … today than the one in the hall!? (good)
5. This is the … ice cream I have had in a long time. (creamy)
Jane is the … athletic of all the women. (little)
7. While trying to balance the baskets on her head, the woman walked … than her daughter.
(awkward)
8. Of the four dresses, I like the red one… (good)
9 Pat's car is… than Dan's. (fast)
10. This vegetable soup tastes very… (good)
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Complete the sentences below by using the most suitable degree of comparison words.