Comparative and Superlative adjectives

Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of adjective. Cats are more itelligent than dogs. (intelligent) My sister is younger than me. (young) I have less money than you do. (little) This is the worst movie I have ever seen. (bad) This is the wettest summer on record. (wet) Have you got any further questions? (far) This is the best speach he has ever delivered. (good) This is the least interesting book I have ever read. I don't like it at all. (interesting) I feel more bored today than I was yesterday. (bored) Tom is older than me. (old) This is the most exciting thing I have ever done. (exciting) The red car is less expensive than the black one. Everyone can afford it. (expensive) She is the happiest girl I have ever met. (happy) Sofia is the busiest city in Bulgaria. (busy) The film is as good as the book. (good) Ruse is the fifth largest city in the country. (large) My room is tidier today than it was yesterday. (tidy) If he gets worse, you have to take him to hospital. (bad)