Question

#1 Suppy the comparative or superlative form of the adjective.
6) You are (thun) than the last time I saw you.7) (Much) money you make, (much) you spend.8) Houses are (cheap) nowadays than five years ago.9) She is (helpless) person I have ever known.10) The hall is large and (pleasant) than the dining-room.

#2 Rewrite the following, arranging the words in parentheses in the proper oeder. Use commas where necessary.
5) He was (frank in his speech, well-schooled, a, large man, wise, with protruding eyes, and, very merry).6) He was wearing (black, short, a, woolen, widesleeved, house-made, worn-out) overcoat.7) We had dinner in (Chinese, old-fashioned, a, comfotable, expensive, picturesque) restaurant.

Answer 1

6) You are thinner than the last time I saw you.
7) The more money you make, the more you spend.
8) Houses are cheaper nowadays than five years ago
.9) She is the most helpless person I have ever known.
10) The hall is large and more pleasant than the dining-room.
5) He was a very merry large man with protruding eyes, wise, well-schooled and frank in his speech.
.6) He was wearing a worn-out, short, widesleeved, house-made, black woolen overcoat.
.7) We had dinner in a comfotable, picturesque, expensive, old-fashioned, Chinese restaurant.