Your sister-in-law seems to be ...... (nice) your brother-in-law.

Mr Brown's arguments provoked a discussion ...... (fierce) I originally anticipated.

Your feelings seem to be ...... (cool) the ice in my glass.

Those little children are ...... (poor) most of my family.

These trousers are ...... (wide) your jacket.

Michael scored ...... (low) his step-brother Julian.

As the students still didn't get the point, the teacher gave them an example which was ...... (simple) the original one.

This week seems to be ...... (warm) the previous one.

David's new boat is definitely ...... (safe) the canoe.

Our new Prime Minister speaks ...... (wise) his brother who stayed in office for almost ten years.

The gap between the young and the old seems to be getting ...... (large) in the past.

The atmosphere in the office is a little ...... (tense) two months ago.

The air is a bit ...... (cold / outside) it is here in your office.

Jack's little son has become a ...... (mature / person) now that he's settled down.

The smoke was getting ...... (dense) before, and the people started panicking.