Exercise 10. Put the words in brackets into the right form. 1. Statistics say that women drive (carefully) than men, 2. Please talk a bit (quietly) and (little) aggressively. 3. There's nothing (annoying) than losing your door key, 4. Tom prefers to be alone. He is (sociable) person in the office. 5. This time he tried (hard) than last time. 6. A big car can be parked (easily) than a small one. 7. We walked (far) than we had planned. 8. Today David acted (generously) than ever before. 9. The final exam was (little) difficult of all. 10. This month Caroline worked (badly) of all, though actually she works (well) of all the pupils of her class. 11. You don't remember some details, You should study the papers (closely). 12. They can get here at 7 o'clock at (early). It's a long way from here, 13. Changes will become necessary by the autumn, at (late). 14. Really, Alex, you could work (efficiently)!

Here are the sentences with the words in brackets put into the correct form:

1. Statistics say that women drive more carefully than men.
2. Please talk a bit more quietly and less aggressively.
3. There's nothing more annoying than losing your door key.
4. Tom prefers to be alone. He is the least sociable person in the office.
5. This time he tried harder than last time.
6. A big car can be parked more easily than a small one.
7. We walked further than we had planned.
8. Today David acted more generously than ever before.
9. The final exam was the least difficult of all.
10. This month Caroline worked the worst of all, though actually she works the best of all the pupils of her class.
11. You don't remember some details, you should study the papers more closely.
12. They can get here at 7 o'clock at the earliest. It's a long way from here.
13. Changes will become necessary by the autumn, at the latest.
14. Really, Alex, you could work more efficiently!