Put the adjectives in brackets in the correct form: 1. Bucharest is (far) from Madrid than Paris is. 2. George is the (tall) boy in his class. 1. These books are not (expensive) as the other ones. 4. Your homework is (bad) than hers, 5. The Carpathians are the (high) mountains in Romania. 6. His car is (good) than mine. 7. This is the (difficult) exercise of the two. 8. At last, I got (far) details about that incident. 9. You have as (many) pencils as I have. 10. Peter is the (elever) boy in his school. 11. I am sure that you will finally find a (good) solution. 12. Books are... and nowadays. (expensive) 13. My (old) sister works in one of the (old) schools in our town. 14. She was very kind and gave me some (far) information about that man. 15. Lucy and Peter are in their room: the (fore) is reading, the (late) is watching TV. 16. Alice was the (pretty) of the twins. 17. This hotel manager was the (polite) we had ever met. 18. The farmer said that was the (fat) turkey he had. 19. Her daughter was the (graceful) dancer in the ballroom. 20. Yesterday's weather was (bad) than today's. 21. There were two roads leading to the monastery, the narrower road being the (short) one. 22. The inn is the (old) building in the village. 23. Sir Winston Churchill was the (famous) Englishman in World War II. 24. "The more, the (merry)" says an English proverb. 25. The Empire State Building is (tall) than the Statue of Liberty. 26. California is (far) from New York than Pennsylvania. 27. Nobody is so (happy) as Rose. 28. A new house is much (expensive) than an old one.​