Christine and Billy are comparing their hometowns. Find out about their cities completing their sentences. Use the comparative form of the adjectives in parentheses.
Billy: I know. Your hometown is quite old. I guess your town is more than 100 years
(old) than my town.
Christine: Yes, it is. Our buildings are (old-fashioned) than yours.
Billy: But in my hometown we have (dirty) streets. The people are
(busy) and (young).
Christine: I love old-fashioned towns. Their restaurants are (interesting) and (cheap) than restaurants in new towns.
Billy: I agree with you. And parks in modern cities are usually (crowded) than the ones in old cities. On the other hand, our pubs are usually (cheerful) than the ones in old towns like yours.
Billy: I know. Your hometown is quite old. I guess your town is more than 100 years
(old) than my town.
Christine: Yes, it is. Our buildings are (old-fashioned) than yours.
Billy: But in my hometown we have (dirty) streets. The people are
(busy) and (young).
Christine: I love old-fashioned towns. Their restaurants are (interesting) and (cheap) than restaurants in new towns.
Billy: I agree with you. And parks in modern cities are usually (crowded) than the ones in old cities. On the other hand, our pubs are usually (cheerful) than the ones in old towns like yours.
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Resposta:
OLDER
more old-fashioned
dirtier
busier and younger
more interesting
cheaper
more crowded
more cheerful
Explicação:
Os comparativos são utilizados para fazer comparações de superioridade, igualdade e inferioridade. As respostas, em ordem, da questão são:
Comparativos na língua inglesa
Os comparativos utilizados na questão mostram as diferenças entre dois objetos (as cidades). Quando os adjetivos tem menos sílabas, adicionamos o -er ao final: older, dirtier, busier, cheaper, larger, faster, entre outros. Nesse caso, queremos dizer que um dos objetos comparados tem mais da qualidade citada (older - mais velho, larger - maior).
Se o adjetivo tiver mais sílabas, usamos o "more" antes dele: more crowded, more interesting, more beautiful, more cheerful, more old-fashioned, more expensive, e outros.
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