Question

Which sentences use comparative adjectives to talk about the same object?

A) Be careful, the streets are overcrowded and the mountain walks dangerous.
B) The friendly mother is pushing a pram down a quiet street.
C) The man finds the tea tasty although a little salty.
D) This place makes the tastiest food, but the dining room is a bit smoky.
E) That designer works in a boring building and dirty fabrics.

Answer 1

None of the given sentences use comparative adjectives to describe the same object. Comparative adjectives compare differences within the same object and typically come in pairs, which was not observed in the provided sentences.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question poses a task to identify which sentences among the given options use comparative adjectives to talk about the same object. A comparative adjective is used to compare differences between the two objects it modifies, which are usually qualified by adjectives such as 'tastier', 'bigger', 'smarter'. In this case, we are seeking sentences where the comparison is being made within the same object.

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Therefore, the sentences that use comparative adjectives are none from the given options since comparative adjectives were not used to describe the same object in a comparative degree within any single sentence.