Complete the conversations. use the correct form (positive, comparative or superlative) of the adjectives and adverbs given in brackets and any other words you need. andy: are you still trying to get that stain out of the rug? jenny: yes. i don't know what it is. i've tried all sorts of soaps and things, but it's still not cleaner than (not / clean) when i started. gail: shall we go for a swim? it's lovely and sunny. mick: i'm not sure. there's quite a strong wind. i think you'll find it's not as warm as (not / warm) it looks when you get outside. 1. joe: why have you bought a new car? amy: we needed one with a (big) boot, to take our sports gear. 2. rose: do you happen to know which is (small / planet) our solar system? jill: pluto, isn't it? i know it's (far) away from the sun. 3. fred: how was your driving test? george: oh, not so bad really. it was (much / easy) i'd expected, in fact. fred: so, you've passed? george: yes, i have. fred: congratulations! that's (good) news i've heard for ages! mary: which is (high / mountain) africa? anne: i'm not sure. kilimanjaro, perhaps? mary: where's that? in zambia? anne: no, it's (far / north) that. kenia i think. 4. eddy: we'd better go to the bank this morning. sean: can't we go (late)? eddy: no. they shut (early / here) they do at home. 5. will: hurry up! we'll miss the train. can't you run (fast)? pete: sorry, i'm going (fast) i can already. will: ok. i guess you're quite a bit (short / me), after all. 6. chris: i hear you were having problems with your business last year. is it (good) this year? jodie: no. i'm afraid it's (bad) if anything. chris: i suppose people just aren't spending (much / money) they used to.