1. More … than
Unit 4
At the food court

2. More
We use more … than to compare two people or things.

3. More beautiful interesting more beautiful than more interesting than
We add ‘more’ before adjectives with more than two syllables, e.g. de-li-cious, to compare two people or things.
beautiful
interesting
more beautiful than
more interesting than

4. The ice cream is more delicious than the pizza.
Example 1
The pizza is delicious.
The ice cream is more delicious.
The ice cream is more delicious than the pizza.

5. Playing football is interesting.
Example 2
Playing football is interesting.
Playing computer games is more interesting.
Playing computer games is more interesting than playing football.

6. Joyce’s outfit is beautiful.
Example 3
Joyce’s outfit is beautiful.
Carrie’s dress is more beautiful.
Carrie’s dress is more beautiful than Joyce’s outfit.

8. Juice is more delicious than milk.
Question 1
Milk is delicious.
Juice is more delicious.
Juice is more delicious than milk.

9. Watching TV is more interesting than playing chess.
Question 2
Playing chess is interesting.
Watching TV is more interesting.
Watching TV is more interesting than playing chess.

10. Lemon cookies are delicious.
Question 3
Lemon cookies are delicious.
Chocolate cookies are more delicious.
Chocolate cookies are more delicious than
lemon cookies.

11. The brown sofa is comfortable.
Question 4
The brown sofa is comfortable.
The purple sofa is more comfortable.
The purple sofa is more comfortable than
the brown sofa.