Comparative and superlative adjectives

Working as a waiter was ___ (tiring) job I've ever had!

A: How do you like my new couch? B: It's great. It's far ___ (comfortable) than your old one.

A chef normally gets paid ___ (good) than a waiter.

A: Thanks for all your help. B: Don't mention it. It's ___ (little) I could do.

A: I just love your new flat. B: Me too. It's much ___ (cosy) than the last one.

Doctors are usually ___ (busy) than security guards.

Being a teacher is ___ (rewarding) than being a shop assistant.

Working in an office is ___ (safe) than working on a building site.

A: Wow! Your new uniform is nice. B: Yeah. I think it's ___ (smart) school uniform around.

A: What are your new neighbours like? B: Unbearable. They are ___ (noisy) people I've ever met.