B. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjectives or adverbs in brackets.
1. I think skiing is
(difficult) than snowboarding.
2. Angie drives
(fast) than Tom, but that doesn't
mean that she's
(little) careful.
3. Maulen doesn't wake up as
(early) as Aktoty
because he starts work
(late) than her.
4. Last year, Lee was the
(bad) player on the
team, but this year he's
(good) than most of
the other players.
5. That was the
(boring) film I have ever seen!
6. Tony's old sofa was
(large) than his new one.
7. Brad isn't as
(popular) as his brother Keith.
8. Kathy thinks table tennis is the
(little) exciting sport​

a) Akbar is slightly shorter and much fatter than his brother.

b) His new novel is far more interesting than his previous one.

c) Do you think that money is much more important than love?

d) These maths exercises are a lot more difficult than yours.

e) I am a little bit worse at Geography than my sister, but I'm better at History.

f) I think that Italian food is much more delicious than Spanish food. g) Ainura's clothes are far more fashionable than Aigul's.

h) My mother is by far more helpful person I've ever known.

Sea creatures will soon share the bottom of Mexico’s Caribbean Sea with the world’s largest underwater sculpture park. Eventually, there will be 400 life-size sculptures including people holding hands in a circle, cyclists, office workers and pets. The sculptor, Jason deCaires Taylor, casts his statues from local people, so divers might even see someone they recognise. Jason hopes that his sculptures will encourage people to think about the environment. He wants people to swim to the underwater sculpture park instead of the damage reefs. He creates the statues from cement that attract sea creatures and encourage coral to grow on them. If you ever visit Cancun, why not put on your flippers and snorkel and swim out to this amazing park?