Question

106.1 Use the words in brackets to complete the sentences. Use much / a bit etc. + a comparative form. Use than where necessary. 1 The problem is much more serious than. 2 This bag is too small. I need something. 3 I liked the museum. It was. 4 It was very hot yesterday. Today it's. 5 I'm afraid the problem is. 6 You're driving too fast. Can you drive.. 7 I thought he was younger than me, but in fact he's we thought at first. (much/serious) (much/big) I expected. (a lot / interesting) (a little/cool) (far/complicated) it seems. ? (a bit/slowly) (slightly/old)

Answer 1

1. The problem is much more serious than we thought at first.
2. This bag is too small. I need something bigger.
3. I liked the museum. It was more interesting than I expected.
4. It was very hot yesterday. Today it's a little cooler.
5. I'm afraid the problem is far more complicated than it seems.
6. You're driving too fast. Can you drive a bit more slowly?
7. I thought he was younger than me, but in fact, he's slightly older than we thought at first.