Caroline is 15, Pamela is 14. (old)

• Caroline is more old than Pamela.
• Pamela is oldier than Caroline.
• Caroline is older than Pamela.

Mr Smith looks happy. Mr Jones never smiles. (happy)

• Mr Smith looks more happy than Mr Jones.
• Mr Smith looks happier than Mr Jones.
• Mr Jones looks happyer than Mr Smith.

I don't like the daytime programmes on TV. I prefer the late-night ones. (good)

• The late-night programmes are better than the daytimes ones.
• The late-night programmes are more good than the daytimes ones.
• The daytime programmes are more prefered than the late-night ones.

Sam can jump 5 feet, but Ken can only jump 4. (high)

• Sam can jump more high than Ken.
• Sam can't jump higher than Ken.
• Sam can jump higher than Ken.

London is 100 miles from here. Lincoln is 80 miles away. (far)

• London is further from here than Lincoln.
• London is more far from here than Lincoln.
• Lincoln is farther from here than London.

I got up at 8, but she didn't get up till 9. (early)

• I got up earlier than hers.
• I got up earlier than her/than she did.
• I got up more early than she did.

The trousers cost me £20. I got the jeans for £15. (expensive)

• The jeans were more expensive than the trousers.
• The trousers were expensiver than the jeans.
• The trousers were more expensive than the jeans.

Unemployment is 5% in the USA, and 12% in France. (high)

• Unemployment is more high in France than in the USA.
• Unemployment is higher in France than in the USA.
• Unemployment is higher in the USA than in France.