Comparing Things - I Think ... with Quantifiers: a bit better, a tad better, way scarier, a lot more expensive, a little more difficult, a hair warmer, much nicer, a great deal happier. In Part Two comparatives - er: - larger, healthier, taller, cuter, tougher, louder. These patterns are color coded so that you can see how the sentences are constructed and will be easier for you to learn. There is also reading practice in this video. This is an interactive listening and speaking video. Have fun learning how to compare things. Have fun speaking English now.
English in use:
I think milk tastes a bit better than orange juice.
I think pickles are a tad better than green peas.
I think zombies are way scarier than spiders.
I think taxis are a lot more expensive than busses.
I think science is a little more difficult than geography.
I think today is a hair warmer than yesterday.
I think sneakers are much nicer than sandals.
I think she is a great deal happier than he is.
Elephants are larger than cows.
Avocados are healthier than peppers.
The Eiffel Tower is taller than Big Ben.
The red dress is cuter than the pink one.
Being a mother is tougher than being single.
Music concerts are louder than sports games.
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