Combine these pairs of sentences into one using double comparative

1.He works much.He earns much.

2.He practices speaking more.He will do it well.

3.The gold is heavy.It gets valuable.

4.They are far from home.They miss it more.

5.Your brother is active.He becomes strong.

6.His sister makes a little money.She spends less.

7.He drove fast.I became nervous.

8.The air is polluted.Diseases are great.

9.If you worry,you will find it difficult to get to sleep.

10.You watch TV a lot.You know much about the world.

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II. Combine each of the following pairs of sentences into one sentence, using (not) adjective + enough + to-infinitive.

1. My sister is old. She can drive a car.

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2. The radio isn’t small. You can’t put it in your pocket.

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3. This coat isn’t warm. I don’t wear it in winter.

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4. She is beautiful and intelligent. She can become Miss World.

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5. The weather was fine. We could go camping.

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6. Those apples aren’t ripe. We can’t eat them.

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7. Mr. Robinson isn’t rich. He can’t buy a house.

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8. The worker is clever. He can make fine things from wood.

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1. She can reach the top of the cupboard. She's tall.

2. The ladder isn't very long. It doesn't reach the window.

3. He is strong. He can carry the suitcase.

4. The house was very expensive. We couldn't afford to buy it.

5. He was not patient. He couldn't wait for you.

6. That chair is unconfortable. I don't want to sit on it.

7. These oranges are sour. We can't eat them.

8. You aren't well. You shouldn't go to school today.

9. I am not strong. I can't help you

combine each of the following pairs of sentences into one sentences using + adj +enough

EXERCISE 1: Use the words in brackets to complete the sentences. Use much/ a bit … etc.+ a comparative.

Her illness was …………………. We thought at first (much/serious)

This bag is too small. I need something ………………. (much/big)

I’m afraid the problem is ……………….. it seems.(much/complicated)

You looked depressed this morning but you look ……….. now(a bit/happy)

I thought she was younger than me but in fact she’s ……….(slightly/old)

EXERCISE 2: Complete the sentences using an/no + a comparative

I’m fed up with waiting. I’m not waiting…………….. (long)

This shop isn’t expensive. The prices are ……………. Anywhere else(cheap)

The traffic isn’t particularly bad today. It’s ……………… usual (bad)

EXERCISE 3: Complete the sentences using “Double” Comparatives

It’s becoming ……………….. to find a job (hard)

The hole in your pullover is getting ………….. (big)

My bags seemed to get ……………. As I carried them (heavy)

As I waited for my interview, I became  …………….. (nervous)

As the day went on the weather got …………. (bad)

Travelling is becoming …………….. (expensive)

As the conversation went on, he became …………… (talkative)

Since she has been in England, her English has got …..(good)

EXERCISE 4: Finish these sentences using a comparative structure

1.     I like warm weather. The warmer the weather, ………….. (good/ feel)

2.     It’s hard to concentrate when you are tired. The more tired you are ………. (hard/concentrate)

3.     She had to wait a very long time. The longer she waited,………….. (impatient/become)

EXERCISE 5: Match the two halves containing the structure “the ……the……”

Combine the ideas in the parentheses into a double comparative. You need to decide which of the two given ideas should come first in the comparison to make a logical statement.

Example: The harder you study, the more you will learn.

The more she studied, the more she learned.

5. (He thought about his family. He became homesick.) Pierre tried to concentrate on his studying, but his mind would drift to his family and his home. The ………………………………….

6. (We ran fast to reach the house. The sky grew dark.) -A storm was threatening. The ……………………………………………………..……

7. (I became confused. I thought about is.) At first I thought I’d understood what she’d said, but then the …………………………………………

8. (The air is polluted. The chances of developing respiratory diseases are great.) Pollution poses many dangers. For example, the …………………..………………………………..…

Combine the ideas in the parentheses into a double comparative. You need to decide which of the two given ideas should come first in the comparison to make a logical statement.

Example: The harder you study, the more you will learn.

The more she studied, the more she learned.

1. (I became bored He talked.) I met a man at a party last night. I tried to be interested in what he was saying, but the ……………………………………………………………………………………..…………

2. (I wailed long. I got angry.) My friend told me that she would pick me up at the corner at seven o’clock. By seven- thirty, she still hadn’t come. The …………………………………………………………………

3. (You understand more You are old.) -There are many advantages to being young, but the ………………………………………………….……

4. (She drove fast. I became nervous.) Erica offered to take me to the airport, and I was grateful. But we got a late start, so on the way she stepped on the accelerator, I got more than a little uncomfortable. The ………………………………

5. (He thought about his family. He became homesick.) Pierre tried to concentrate on his studying, but his mind would drift to his family and his home. The ………………………………….

6. (We ran fast to reach the house. The sky grew dark.) -A storm was threatening. The ……………………………………………………..……

7. (I became confused. I thought about is.) At first I thought I’d understood what she’d said, but then the …………………………………………

8. (The air is polluted. The chances of developing respiratory diseases are great.) Pollution poses many dangers. For example, the …………………..………………………………..…

Combine the ideas in the parentheses into a double comparative. You need to decide which of the two given ideas should come first in the comparison to make a logical statement.

Example: The harder you study, the more you will learn.

The more she studied, the more she learned.

1. (I became bored He talked.) I met a man at a party last night. I tried to be interested in what he was saying, but the ……………………………………………………………………………………..…………

2. (I wailed long. I got angry.) My friend told me that she would pick me up at the corner at seven o’clock. By seven- thirty, she still hadn’t come. The …………………………………………………………………

3. (You understand more You are old.) -There are many advantages to being young, but the ………………………………………………….……

4. (She drove fast. I became nervous.) Erica offered to take me to the airport, and I was grateful. But we got a late start, so on the way she stepped on the accelerator, I got more than a little uncomfortable. The ………………………………