Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative form, adding any necessary words. 1 A: Did you know the Tuareg drink 7 cups of tea per day? B: Why not? There's nothing more refreshing than (refreshing) tea. 2 A: This is really tragic news. B: I know. It's he Saddest (sad) thing I've heard in a long while. 3 A: Are you taking your luggage on the plane? B: No, it's .... hal! ... (heavy) 12 kilos; I'll have to check it in. 4 A: Keith was badly hurt in the accident. B: Yes, his condition is (bad) I thought. 5 A: The Fords' house looks a mess. B: True. It's ... (neglect) house on our street. 6 A: Would you consider becoming a freegan? B: No, it's .. (strange) idea I've ever heard! 7 A: Did you enjoy your trip to Ellis Island? B: Actually, it was (good) I had expected.

Here are the completed sentences with the adjectives in comparative or superlative form: 1. A: Did you know the Tuareg drink 7 cups of tea per day? B: Why not? There's nothing more refreshing than refreshing tea. 2. A: This is really tragic news. B: I know. It's the saddest thing I've heard in a long while. 3. A: Are you taking your luggage on the plane? B: No, it's heavier than 12 kilos; I'll have to check it in. 4. A: Keith was badly hurt in the accident. B: Yes, his condition is worse than I thought. 5. A: The Fords' house looks a mess. B: True. It's the most neglected house on our street. 6. A: Would you consider becoming a freegan? B: No, it's the strangest idea I've ever heard! 7. A: Did you enjoy your trip to Ellis Island? B: Actually, it was better than I had expected.