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To solve this task, you need to complete the sentences by comparing animals using the appropriate words. Here's how you can do it:

1. Nicer than

   • "Dolphins are nicer than sharks."

2. Smaller than

   • "Mice are smaller than elephants."

3. More intelligent than

   • "Parrots are more intelligent than chickens."

4. The funniest

   • "Monkeys are the funniest animals in the zoo."

5. The most beautiful

   • "Peacocks are the most beautiful birds in the park."

Explanation:

• Comparative Adjectives (e.g., nicer, smaller, more intelligent): Used to compare two things. For example, "nicer than" compares the niceness of two animals.

• Superlative Adjectives (e.g., the funniest, the most beautiful): Used to describe the highest degree or quality among three or more things. For example, "the funniest" means among all animals, monkeys are the most amusing.

By understanding these rules, you can form comparisons and superlative descriptions correctly.