7. Write comparative sentences and questions. 1 New York/cold / Los Angeles New York is colder than Los Angeles. 2 The Atlantic Ocean/stormy / the Mediterranean __ 3 Hawaii/as beautiful / Tahiti __ 4 Manchester/not as big / London __ 5 earthquakes/as dangerous / mudslides? __ 6 hailstorms/frequent /tornadoes __ 7 Rome/hot/Cairo? __ 8 storms/not as scary hurricanes __ 9 hailstones/big / snowflakes? __ 10 London / not as sunny / Madrid __

2. The Atlantic Ocean is stormier than the Mediterranean.3. Hawaii is as beautiful as Tahiti.4. Manchester is not as big as London.5. Are earthquakes as dangerous as mudslides?6. Hailstorms are more frequent than tornadoes.7. Is Rome hotter than Cairo?8. Storms are not as scary as hurricanes.9. Are hailstones bigger than snowflakes?10. London is not as sunny as Madrid.

## Step 1The task involves constructing comparative sentences and questions using the given pairs of cities, weather conditions, and geographical locations. The comparative form is used to compare two things, showing how they are similar or different.## Step 2The comparative form in English is usually constructed by adding "-er" to the end of the adjective or by placing "more" in front of the adjective for longer adjectives.## Step 3For example, "New York is colder than Los Angeles" is a comparative sentence that uses the comparative form of the adjective "cold", which is "colder".## Step 4For question forms, the structure "Is/Are + subject + comparative adjective + than + comparative adjective?" is used.## Step 5For example, "Is Rome hotter than Cairo?" is a question that uses the comparative form of the adjective "hot", which is "hotter".