Comparatives - 比較級

名古屋は東京より小さいです。
1. Tokyo is smaller than Nagoya.
2. Nagoya is smaller than Tokyo.
3. Nagoya is more small than Tokyo.
4. Tokyo is more small than Nagoya.
焼酎はウイスキーほど美味しくない。
1. Shochu is not as tasty as whisky.
2. Whisky is not as tasty as shochu.
3. Shochu is tastier than whisky.
4. Whisky is as tasty as shochu.
英語で書くより日本語で書くほうが難しいです。
1. Writing in Japanese is more difficult than writing in English.
2. Writing in English is more difficult than writing in Japanese.
3. Writing in Japanese is difficulter than writing in English.
4. Writing in Japanese is not as difficult as writing in English.
私は、彼が話せるほど英語で話せない。
1. I can't speak English as well as him.
2. He can't speak English as well as him.
3. I can't speak English as better as him.
4. He can't speak English as good as me.
早ければ早いほどいいです。
1. The quicker the better.
2. It is good if it is quick.
3. The better the quicker.
4. It is quick if it is good.
彼女は歌うほどピアノが弾けない。
1. She can't play the piano as well as she can sing.
2. She can't sing as well as she can play the piano.
3. She can't play the piano worse than she can sing.
4. She can't sing better than she can play the piano.
彼らは、すしよりなべが好きです。
1. They like nabe more than sushi.
2. They like sushi more than nabe.
3. They like nabe as much as sushi.
4. They don't like nabe as much as sushi.
私は、彼女ほどすしが好きじゃない。
1. I don't like sushi as much as she does.
2. I don't like her as much as sushi does.
3. I like sushi more than she does.
4. She doesn't like sushi as much as me.
彼は、私より頭がいいです。
1. He is cleverer than me.
2. He is more clever than me.
3. I am cleverer than him.
4. I am more clever than him.
期待していたより楽しかったです。
1. It was more fun than I expected.
2. It was funner than I expected.
3. It wasn't as fun as I expected.
4. I expected it to be more fun.
日本では、中国語が話せる人より英語が話せる人が多いです。
1. In Japan, more people speak English than Chinese.
2. In Japan, more people speak Chinese than English.
3. In Japan, people who speak English are more than people who speak Chinese.
4. In Japan, speaking English people are more than speak Chinese people.
パーテイは、私が期待していたより面白かったです。
1. The party was more interesting than I expected.
2. I expected the party to be more interesting.
3. The party was interesting more than I expected.
4. The party was more than I expected interesting.
あなたより、私のほうが料理がうまいよ。
1. My cooking is better than yours.
2. More than you my cooking is good.
3. My cooking is gooder than yours.
4. Your cooking is better than mine.
男の子はなぜ女の子よりたくさん食べますか？
1. Why do boys eat more than girls?
2. Why do girls eat more than boys?
3. Why do boys eat lots than girls?
4. Why do girls eat lots than boys?
今の私は、前より幸せです。
1. I am happier than I was before.
2. I was happier than I am now.
3. I am more happy than I was before.
4. I am happy more than before.
どっちらが分かりやすいですか？
1. Which one is easier to understand?
2. Which one is more easy to understand?
3. Which one is the easy understand?
4. Which one is more easier to understand?
彼は、前ほど成功していない。
1. He's not as successful as he used to be.
2. He's more successful than he used to be.
3. He wasn't as successful as he is now.
4. It isn't as successful as him before.
彼女は、お花よりお茶が好きです。
1. She prefers tea to flowers.
2. She prefers flowers to tea.
3. She likes flowers more than tea.
4. She like tea more than flowers.
私は、勉強ほどスポーツが好きじゃない。
1. I don't like sport as much as studying.
2. I don't like studying as much as sport.
3. I like sport more than studying.
4. I like studying as much as sport.
私は、あなたより大きな間違いをしました。
1. I made a bigger mistake than you.
2. You made a bigger mistake than me.
3. I made a more big mistake than you.
4. You made a more big mistake than me.

Comparatives - 比較級

Level: Pre-Intermediate