Questão PET - Write the comparative or superlative forms of the adjectives in parentheses and find out the advantages and disadvantages

1 - Write the comparative or superlative forms of the adjectives in parentheses and find out the advantages and disadvantages of city and country life. 

City life vs country life: As a born-and-raised city girl, having temporarily adopted a country life in Australia, I think it is safe to say I have experienced the (good) _______________ and possibly (bad) _______________ of both worlds. They are two entirely different ways of life – each with their own advantages and disadvantages.

City Life – Advantages […] The variety of accommodation available is even (wide) _______________. Urban lofts, flats, houses, skyscrapers, hovels, you name it. A faux pas or fall-out with somebody is easily overcome. Just make new friends and hang out with different people. Proximity to fire departments, police, and hospitals can make city living (safe) _______________.

City Life – Disadvantages […] Cities are inherently expensive. Besides the (high) _______________ cost of living, something happens whenever I find myself in a city: I spend more money. I don’t even know where it goes. It just... goes. The anonymity can be suffocating. Crime is (high) _______________. Competition for jobs is (fierce) _______________. When newcomers move to the area, they’re likely to move to the city. 

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Write the comparative or superlative forms of the adjectives in parentheses and find out the advantages and disadvantages of city and country life. City life vs country life: As a born-and-raised city girl, having temporarily adopted a country life in Australia, I think it is safe to say I have experienced the (good) _______________ and possibly (bad) _______________ of both worlds. They are two entirely different ways of life – each with their own advantages and disadvantages.

RESPOSTA:

City life vs country life: As a born-and-raised city girl, having temporarily adopted a country life in Australia, I think it is safe to say I have experienced the (good) best and possibly (bad) the worst of both worlds. They are two entirely different ways of life – each with their own advantages and disadvantages.

City Life – Advantages […] The variety of accommodation available is even (wide) wider. Urban lofts, flats, houses, skyscrapers, hovels, you name it. A faux pas or fall-out with somebody is easily overcome. Just make new friends and hang out with different people. Proximity to fire departments, police, and hospitals can make city living (safe) safer.

City Life – Disadvantages […] Cities are inherently expensive. Besides the (high) higher cost of living, something happens whenever I find myself in a city: I spend more money. I don’t even know where it goes. It just... goes. The anonymity can be suffocating. Crime is (high) higher. Competition for jobs is (fierce) fiercer. When newcomers move to the area, they’re likely to move to the city.