Question

Ben comes from a small place in England.
Now he is in London. What does he
think of the English capital?
Example:
London is (big) than his place.
London is bigger than his place.
The houses in London are (high)
than in his place. The streets are
(long) than in his place. The
squares are (big). The hotels are (cosy) than in his place. The
cars are (good) than in his small town. The shop windows in
London are (beautiful) than in his place. The parks in London
are (interesting) than in his small town. The weather in London was (sunny) than in his place. In the cafés he could eat
(good) food than in his place. But soon he saw that the people in his town are (pleasant). When Ben was home from the
capital, he was (happy) than in London.
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Answer 1

The houses in London are higher than in his place. The streets are longer than in his place. The squares are bigger. The hotels are cosier than in his place. The cars are better than in his small town. The shop windows in London are more beautiful than in his place. The parks in London are more interesting than in his small town. The weather in London was sunnier than in his place. In the cafés he could eat better food than in his place. But soon he saw that the people in his town are more pleasant. When Ben was home from the capital, he was hapier than in London.
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