Put the adjectives in brackets in the correct form (use comparisons or adverbs).

Working as a lifeguard sounds…(slightly more interesting) than working as a manager.

Which of the dogs has a …(heavier) weight?

You seem…(much more prepared) for a race today.

Surfing provides…(by far the most exciting) exercise.

Could you spell it…(slower) please?

Your interview skills are becoming …(better and better).

Paul works…(the hardest) of all the firefighters.

Jim speaks really…(politer/more polite) to the customers.

Tim runs…(not as fast) as his brother.

Some people think that finding a job…(is more stressful) than entering the university.

Put the verbs in brackets into (to) infinitive or –ing form.

I’d rather…(book) tickets earlier.

Try…(to stay) very calm. The aid team is on their way.

Harry stopped…(going) to the gym because of heart disease.

We can’t hear him…(sing) the song.

He is looking forward to…(meeting) his German friend.

This song is worth…(performing).

I can’t imagine him…(having) a baby.

It’s too difficult…(to do) diving in such cold water.

Sasha didn’t mean…(to hurt) your feelings.

Could you…(give) me some advice about the laptop.​