People depend on smartphones more now than at any other time in the past. (EVER), If you spend more time practising, you will become more fluent. (MORE), Emma works extremely hard, and her sister does too. (DOES), The old computer was nowhere near as fast as the new one. (FAR), The second hotel was almost as good as the first one. (CLOSE), This problem is considerably more complicated than I expected. (BIT), The two candidates have almost exactly the same qualifications. (SAME), The new stadium is three times bigger than the old one. (THREE), His success is due more to his determination than his natural talent. (MUCH), The countryside isn't nearly as expensive to live in as the city. (NOWHERE), Anna speaks French fluently, and so does her brother. (DOES), The blue jacket is slightly cheaper than the black one. (LITTLE), No other player in the team is nearly as experienced as David. (BY), The two approaches are very similar in terms of their overall aims. (MUCH), The more complicated the instructions are, the more difficult they are to follow. (MORE), She used an old box as a table because she had no furniture. (LIKE), He looks confident, but he isn't as experienced as he appears. (SO), The new model is significantly more efficient than the previous one. (CONSIDERABLY), I completely agree with my colleague about the proposed changes. (SAME), The beach was my favourite part of the holiday, while the old town was my second favourite. (SECOND)

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