3. Use the adverbs of these adjectives in their comparative
form to complete the short dialogues. The first one has been
done for you.
soon, hard, easy, good, fast

1. I can’t lift 100 kilos easily.
– Well, I’m sure I can lift 100 kilos more easily than you.
2. I don’t think I can run … today.
– Why not? I’m quite sure you’ll run … me.
3. Do you really think I don’t wash the car … enough?
– Well, I hope today you’ll wash it … the last time.
4. I’m so tired. I’ve worked so … today.
– Look at Kate and Tom. They’ve worked … you.
5. Lunch is almost ready. Can you come home …?
– OK. I’ll come home… you think. See you in a minute.

1. I can’t lift 100 kilos easily. – Well, I’m sure I can lift 100 kilos more easily than you. 2. I don’t think I can run fast today. – Why not? I’m quite sure you’ll run faster than me. 3. Do you really think I don’t wash the car well enough? – Well, I hope today you’ll wash it better than the last time. 4. I’m so tired. I’ve worked so hard today. – Look at Kate and Tom. They’ve worked harder than you. 5. Lunch is almost ready. Can you come home soon? – OK. I’ll come home sooner than you think. See you in a minute.