7. Use the words in brackets to complete the dialogs correctly.Change the words into positive, comparative, or superlative degrees.

Randy is visiting her aunt to see her new house.

Randy : Hi, Auntie.
Mrs. Dea : Hi, Randy, please come in.
Randy: Thanks. Anyway, I'm sorry I couldn't attend your house warming party yesterday. I camped at school.
Mrs. Dea : That's okay. Let's go to the family room for a drink and snacks. Then, I will give you a house tour.
Randy : I'd love it. Thank you, Auntie.
Mrs. Dea : Please enjoy the snacks and drink.
Randy : Thanks. Um, this house is
(a)_____ [large) than the old
one.
Mrs. Dea: That's true. The rooms are also (b) ___ [spacious] than those in my old house.
Randy : But, I think it is (C).___
[comfortable] the old one.
Mrs. Dea: It is. We make it comfortable because your uncle and I spend most of the time at home.
Randy : Right! By the way, where is your office, Auntie?
Mrs. Dea: It is over there, the (d)___ [bright] one. It has two big
windows.
Randy : I see. You also put (e)___ (many) sofas in this family room
than in the living room.
Mrs. Dea : Yup, because it is the place where we all gather, to chat or just relax. Well, our houses are close now. You and your sister will visit me often, won't you?
Randy : Of course.