City / Town / Village



CITY 

A large town.



TOWN

 Towns are generally larger than villages but smaller than cities, though the criteria to distinguish them vary considerably between different parts of the world.
VILLAGE = a group of houses and associated buildings, larger than a hamlet and smaller than a town, situated in a rural area.

    ADJECTIVE - COMPARATIVE - SUPERLATIVE 

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  • Angry - angrier - angriest
  • Anxious - more anxious - most anxious
  • Big - bigger - biggest
  • Brave - braver - bravest
  • Bright - brighter - brightest
  • Broad - broader - broadest
  • Calm - calmer - calmest
  • Cold - colder - coldest
  • Cool - cooler - coolest
  • Curly - curlier - curliest
  • Dark - darker - darkest
  • Dirty - dirtier - dirtiest
  • Dull - duller - dullest
  • Dry - drier - driest
  • Early - earlier - earliest
  • Easy - easier - easiest
  • Embarrassed - more embarrassed - most embarrassed
  • Evil - more evil - most evil
  • Famous - more famous - most famous
  • Fresh - fresher - freshest
  • Hard - harder - hardest
  • Heavy - heavier - heaviest
  • Immense - more immense - most immense
  • Late - later - latest
  • Light - lighter - lightest
  • Long - longer - longest
  • Nervous - more nervous - most nervous
  • New - newer - newest
  • Old - older - oldest
  • Perfect - more perfect - most perfect
  • Quick - quicker - quickest
  • Rich - richer - richest
  • Sad - sadder - saddest
  • Simple - simpler - simplest
  • Small - smaller - smallest
  • Smart - smarter - smartest
  • Soft - softer - softest
  • Sweet - sweeter - sweetest
  • Thin - thinner - thinnest

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