3. Use the adverbs of these adjectives in their comparative form to complete the short...

Question

3. Use the adverbs of these adjectives in their comparative
form to complete the short dialogues. The first one has been
done for you.
soon, hard, easy, good, fast

1. I can’t lift 100 kilos easily.
– Well, I’m sure I can lift 100 kilos more easily than you.
2. I don’t think I can run … today.
– Why not? I’m quite sure you’ll run … me.
3. Do you really think I don’t wash the car … enough?
– Well, I hope today you’ll wash it … the last time.
4. I’m so tired. I’ve worked so … today.
– Look at Kate and Tom. They’ve worked … you.
5. Lunch is almost ready. Can you come home …?
– OK. I’ll come home… you think. See you in a minute.

Answer 1

1. I can’t lift 100 kilos easily.
– Well, I’m sure I can lift 100 kilos more easily than you.
2. I don’t think I can run fast today.
– Why not? I’m quite sure you’ll run faster than me.
3. Do you really think I don’t wash the car well enough?
– Well, I hope today you’ll wash it better than the last time.
4. I’m so tired. I’ve worked so hard today.
– Look at Kate and Tom. They’ve worked harder than you.
5. Lunch is almost ready. Can you come home soon?
– OK. I’ll come home sooner than you think. See you in a minute.