Комплекты The sentences with the adjectives in the comparative form 1 London is (expensive) than Bath.2 London is (noisy) than Bath.3 London is (big) than Bath.4 London is (crowded) than Bath.5 London is (old) than Bath.​

London is more expensive than Bath

London is noisier than Bath

London is bigger than Bath

London is more crowded than Bath

London is older than Bath

Paul is in the park. He often goes after the lessons there.
Now he is going on exciting rides there. 
Pete is at the shool stadium. He is riding a skateboard. He is very good at it.
Steave and Mike are at the zoo. They are taking photos of the animals there. Steave and Mike are intrested in photography. 
Jane is at Sarah"s birthday party.She and her friends are enjoying a birthday cake.
Sue is at home. She is chatting with Linda on the phone. They exchange their shool news every day. 
Bill is at Ted's home. They are doing homework together. Bill often helps Ted with maths. 
Linda rides a horse at the club. She visits the club every Wednesday.

1. Dogs are said to be good friends.
2. Benny is already in bed.
3. Where is Doctor Sanford? Is he still in the hospital?
4. This isn’t snow, it’s ice.
5. Look! The snow is melting.
6. I don’t feel sympathy towards this man.
7. Iron is a metal.
8. The knife is made of metal.
9. Please, buy some apples and oranges.
10. He likes jam on a piece of bread.
11. Bring some water, please.
12. Honesty is best policy.
13. Was the note written with a pencil?
14. There was some curiosity in her look.
15. Frank wants a glass of milk.
16. I never have tea with milk.
17. The tea is too hot. I’ll put some milk into it.
18. Uncle Tom was .a kind old man.
19. They have cats and dogs at home.
20. The Smiths are having a party tonight.