Find the mistakes in the following sentences then write them correctly:

1- These mangoes are more tastier than those.
2- Climbing is the more dangerous sport in the world.
3- That's least interesting book I have ever read.
4- English is more easier to learn than Japanese.
5- The long building ever is the Great Wall. 6- The hard you work, the happier you will be.
7- The much food you eat, the fatter you become.
8- This exam is so easy as the previous one.
9- The Hawaiian Islands are the far place on Earth.
10-Tasneem is slight taller than Habiba.
11- Asmaa is the tallest of the school.
12- No one is more intelligent as Nawal.
13- Esraa and Safeya are the same old.
14- Hams is as height as Shahd.
15- The place was more farther than I thought.
16- No student in our class is as cleverer as John.
17- This is the more higher building in our city. ​

Answer:

1. These mangoes are tastier than those.

2. Climbing is the most dangerous sport in the world.

3. That's the least

4. English is easier to learn than Japanese is.

5. The longest building ever built is the Great Wall of China.

6. The harder you work, the happier you will be.

7. The more food you eat, the fatter you become.

8. This exam is as easy as the previous one.

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Answer:

1. These mangoes are tastier than those

2. Climbing is the most dangerous sport in the world

3. That's the most interesting book that I have ever read

4. English is easier to learn than Japanese

5. The longest building ever is the Great Wall

6. As harder you work, as happier you'll be

7. As more food you eat, as fatter you'll be

8. This exam is as easy as the previous one

9. The Hawaiian Islands are the rarest place on Earth

10. Tasneem is a little bit taller than Habiba

11. Asmaa is the tallest student of the school

12. No one is as intelligent as Nawal

13. Esraa and safeya are the same years old

14. Hams is as tall as as Shahd

15. The place was farther than I thought

16. No student in our class is as clever as John

17. This is the highest building in our city

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