Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative from adding any necessary words. A: what do you think of this dress, Julia? B: it’s lovely. It’s (1) … (nice) of all you’ve tried on yet. A: Yes, but I prefer short dresses. B: well, it’s true that this dress is (2) … (long) the blue one, but it’s also (3) … (elegant) A: yes, but it’s (4) … (expensive) dress we’ve seen so far. B: I know. The blue one is much (5) … (cheap), but it doesn’t look at the black one A: Oh! I can’t decide. What time is it? B: It’s only 6 o’clock. We’ve got plenty of time. A: really! I thought it was (6) … (late) that. B: why don’t we go to another shop? A: no, I’ve decided. I like the black dress(7) … (good). It’s (8) … (expensive), but it doesn’t matter B: Ok, let’s go and pay for it