Jane Austen's Work

The superlative form of 'engaging' indicates the highest level of engagement among the three novels.

When comparing two things, use the comparative form of the adjective ('slower').

The comparative form 'better' indicates a higher level of service compared to the past.

The superlative form 'tallest' signifies the highest level of height among all structures in the rapidly growing city.

The comparative form 'more fluently' indicates a greater level of fluency in French after living abroad.

The superlative form 'worst' highlights the most severe event among all company disasters.

The superlative form 'best' describes the most effective method for language learning.

The comparative form 'less expensive' shows a lower price compared to buying a brand new model.

The comparative form 'worse' is used to indicate a lower level of performance in the final round compared to the preliminaries.

The superlative form 'most intelligent' showcases the highest level of intelligence in a competitive class.

The comparative form 'less complicated' indicates a lower level of complexity compared to what the mayor suggests.

The comparative form 'earlier' shows an earlier finish time for the underdog team compared to the favored competitors.

The phrase 'increasing more and more' describes a continuous rise in global temperatures.

The superlative form 'most efficient' signifies the highest level of efficiency among various sorting methods.

The comparative form 'more quietly' suggests speaking at a lower volume compared to the usual level.

The superlative form 'most challenging' highlights the most difficult test faced by the students in their academic careers.

The comparative form 'more slowly' indicates a slower pace of progress compared to the initial timeline.

The superlative form 'most crowded' highlights the highest level of crowd density on the beach.

The phrase 'more and more' describes a growing level of focus as the deadline approaches.

The phrase 'the deeper / the more' demonstrates a relationship between depth of exploration and the amount of nuance discovered.

The superlative form 'most effective' signifies the highest level of effectiveness among treatments for the rare disease.

The comparative form 'better' indicates a higher level of performance in the final rounding compared to previous attempts.

The comparative form 'less affordable' shows a lower level of affordability compared to the past.

The superlative form 'most significant' highlights the highest level of significance among achievements in quantum physics.

The comparative form 'more efficiently' indicates a higher level of fuel efficiency compared to older engines.

The superlative form 'most engaging' highlights the most engaging presentation in the lecture series.

The comparative form 'much more' indicates a significantly greater level of user-friendliness in the latest software version.

The superlative form 'most talented' highlights the highest level of talent among violinists.

The comparative form 'less challenging' indicates a lower level of difficulty compared to the intermediate course.

The comparative form 'faster' indicates a quicker speed in the final marathon compared to previous races.

The phrase 'the higher / the thinner' highlights the relationship between altitude and air density.

The superlative form 'most expensive' signifies the highest price among items in the luxury goods collection.

The comparative form 'more softly' suggests speaking at a lower volume compared to the anthropologist's normal speaking style.

The comparative form 'more quickly’ indicates a quicker pace of recovery compared to economists' predictions.

The comparative form 'nearer' shows a closer proximity to the city center compared to the past.

The comparative form 'better' indicates a higher level of qualification compared to other applicants.

The phrase 'more and more' describes an increasing visibility of climate change effects in daily life.

The superlative form 'most Earth-like' indicates the highest level of resemblance to Earth among exoplanets discovered.

The comparative form 'more gracefully' indicates a higher level of grace in the final performance compared to earlier performances.

The phrase 'the more / the better' depicts a relationship between mindfulness practice and stress management.

The comparative form 'less biased' indicates a lower level of bias compared to what many anticipated.

The comparative form 'later' indicates a later arrival time compared to the team's hopes.

The phrase 'significantly more' indicates a substantially higher level of effectiveness compared to the previous policy.

The superlative form 'most innovative' highlights the highest level of innovation among cuisines in the city.

The comparative form 'more confidently' indicates a higher level of self-assurance in Sarah's singing.

The phrase 'the more / the more' depicts a relationship between team diversity and creativity.

The superlative form 'most crowded' highlights the highest level of crowd density on the beach during peak season.

The phrase 'more and more' describes a gradual increase in the accuracy of the AI system's predictions.

The comparative form 'cleaner' indicates a higher level of cleanliness compared to gas-powered cars.

The superlative form 'most difficult' highlights the most challenging obstacle faced during the mission.