Answer: B) Progressive comparatives.
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Answer: A) Than the last one did.
Answer: B) Twice as many as.
Answer: A) As if.
Answer: B) Taller
Answer: A) Superlative comparison.
Answer: A) More
Answer: B) Realize how.
Answer: A) COMPARE
Answer: C) The more expensive.
Answer: B) As handsome as.
Answer: B) Smaller
Answer: A) Than
Answer: C) Compare & Contrast.
Answer: A) Comparison and Contrast.
Answer: B) Divide
Answer: A) Adverbial clause of comparison.
Answer: C) The more tired he gets.
Answer: B) More beautiful.
Answer: A) I'd rather.
Answer: B) Jamie and a turtle.
Answer: B) Comparative
Answer: D) THE MOST.
Answer: C) Gloomy
Answer: B) Comparing and contrasting.
Answer: C) More beautiful.
Answer: A) More closely.
Answer: C) The more industrialized the city becomes, the worse the air quality gets.
Answer: C) Worse-the worst.
Answer: A) As exciting as.
Answer: C) More comfortable than.
Answer: B) Double comparatives indicate a cause-and-effect relationship by showing how changes in one quality influence another.
Answer: D) The more/the higher.
Answer: C) Bigger
Answer: A) Fireworks and lantern.
Answer: B) Comparing
Answer: D) Comparing and contrasting.
Answer: C) Than
Answer: C) As if she were his own daughter.
Answer: A) More dangerous.
Answer: B) Calmer
Answer: A) Twice as much as.
Answer: D) So
Answer: B) Isn't as.
Answer: A) The wettest.
Answer: D) More beautiful.
Answer: A) As fast as.
Answer: D) The market is the farthest.
Answer: A) As
Answer: C) Best
Answer: A) Prettier
Answer: A) 2 things.
Answer: A) More / more complicated.
Answer: D) The harder the life of the immigrants becomes.
Answer: C) The better the service.
Answer: D) As if he knew everything.
Answer: B) As happy as a king.
Answer: C) The / the.
Answer: A) The longer the issue.