Bài tập câu so sánh trong tiếng Anh

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE 
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Comparative of adjective
So saùnh hôn:
Exercise 1: Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives.
Adjective
Comparative
Superlative
cheap
expensive
young
happy
big
busy
intelligent
beautiful
bad
far
new
dangerous
thin
good
old
fat
hot
cold
clever
narrow
little
few
more
much
narrow
Cheaper
More expensive
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The cheapest
The most expensive
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Exercise 2:
He is (intelligent) _____more intelligent ____than his brother
I have never had a (delicious) ____________________________ meal than that.
This jacket is too small. I need a (large) ____________________________ size.
Its (cheap) ____________________________to go by car than to go by train.
A new house is (expensive) ____________________________than an old one.
His job is (important) ____________________________ than mine.
Nobody is (happy) ____________________________than Miss. Snow.
John is much (strong) ____________________________than I thought.
Benches are (comfortable) ____________________________than arm-chairs.
Bill is (good) ____________________________than you thought.
Sam’s conduct is (bad) ____________________________than Paul’s.
Exercise 3:
These boys are (intelligent) those boys.
Charles is (hard-working) Tom.	
He is (good) at English I	
Lan is (pretty) her mother.	
This pen is (expensive) that pen.	
Those apples are (delicious) these apples.	
Ms. Hoa is (attractive) Mrs. Lan. 	
This pen is (good) that pen.	
You look much (good) yesterday.	
Living in Paris is (expensive) living in Valencia.	
A car is (expensive) a bicycle.	
Tokyo is (large) Nha Trang.	
An elephant is (heavy) a horse.	
Spain is (big) England.	
My car is (bad) your car.	
Helen is (beautiful) Daisy	
An aero plane is (fast) a plane.	
This exam is (difficult) the last exam.	
Old people are (intelligent) young people.	
Winter is (cold) autumn. 	
My health is (good) 5 years ago.	
I've got (little) money you but I don't mind.	
Learning French is (difficult) learning English. 	
Dogs are (intelligent) cats.	
This river is (long) that river.	
He is (handsome) Peter.	
So saùnh baèng
Exrcise 1:
He is (intelligent) his brother
A new house is (expensive) an old one.	
His job is (important) mine.	
Benches are (comfortable) arm-chairs.	
Bill is (good) Tom	
Sam’s conduct is (bad) Paul’s.	
Charles is (hard-working) Tom.	
He is (good) at English I	
Lan is (pretty) her mother.	
This pen is (expensive) that pen.	
Those apples are (delicious) these apples.	
Ms. Hoa is (attractive) Mrs. Lan. 	
This pen is (good) that pen.	
Living in Valencia is not (expensive) living in Paris is.	
A bicycle is not (expensive) a car.	
A horse is not (heavy) an elephant	
England is (big) Spain.	
My car is (bad) your car.	
Helen is (beautiful) Daisy	
An aero plane is (fast) a plane.	
This exam is (difficult) the last exam.	
Old people are not (intelligent) young people.	
Winter is not (hot) autumn. 	
Learning English is (difficult) learning French. 	
Cats are not (intelligent) dogs.	
I am not (intelligent) than he.	
So saùnh nhaát
He is (intelligent) student I have ever met.	
Its (difficult) decision I’ve ever made in years.	
Mr. Bush is (delightful) person I have ever known.	
Dick is (careful) of the three workers.	
Peter is (tall) student in my class.	
What’s (good) film you have ever seen?	
She is (old) child in the family.	
He is (intelligent) student in my class.	
Of the two sisters, Linda is (beautiful).	
It is (interesting) book I have ever read.	
This is the / (big)/ house I have ever seen.	
Comparative of adverb
So saùnh hôn:
Exercise 1: Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adverbs.
Adverb
Comparative
Superlative
fast
beautifully
hard
late
well
badly
early
quickly
carefully
accurately
fluently
dangerously
clearly
near
often
faster
More beautifully
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The fastest
The most beautifully
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Exercise 2:
I speak English (fluently) now than last year
She smiled (happy) than before	
Could you write (clearly)?	
Planes can fly (high) than some kinds of birds	
He had an accident last year. Now, he drives (careful) than before	
Jim can run (fast) than John	
Our team played (badly) of all	
He worked (hard) than ever before	
I don’t know (many) people in our neighborhood as you do.	
The teacher speaks English (fluently) than we do.	
She learns English (well) than me.	
So saùnh baèng
He can swim (well) she.
He speaks English (fluently) his teacher.	
Tom runs (quickly) John.	
She speaks English (clearly) you.	
She drives (carefully) you.	
Mary can type (accurately) as her teacher.	
We began studying English (early) you.	
He finished the test (rapidly) other students.	
She dances (beautiful) Jane.	
 They don’t know (many) people we.	
They write (badly) than me.	
So saùnh nhaát
This girl dances (graceful) of all.
Our team played (bad) of all.	
Of the four shirts, I like the red one (well).	
He speaks English (fluently) in my class.	
He can write (beautifully).	
She sings (well).	
Peter runs (quickly) in his class.	
He does test (carefully) in his class.	
They work (hard) in our village.	
She decorated the house (beautifully) in our family.	
David can swim (far) in the world.