Look at the two pictures and write sentences in the comparative form, as in the example. 1 (long tail) Dexter's tail is longer than Nero's. 2 (small paws)
3 (large body)
4 (sharp teeth)

1. (small paws) Dexter's paws are smaller than Nero's.
To compare the size of the paws, we need to look at both pictures and analyze the size of the paws in each picture. In the first picture, we see Dexter's paws, and in the second picture, we see Nero's paws. By comparing the sizes, we can say that Dexter's paws are smaller than Nero's.

2. (large body) Nero's body is larger than Dexter's.
To compare the sizes of the bodies, we need to examine both pictures and observe the size of the bodies. In the first picture, we see Dexter's body, and in the second picture, we see Nero's body. By comparing the sizes, we can conclude that Nero's body is larger than Dexter's.

3. (sharp teeth) Nero's teeth are sharper than Dexter's.
To compare the sharpness of the teeth, we need to carefully examine both pictures and pay attention to the teeth. In the first picture, we can see Dexter's teeth, and in the second picture, we can see Nero's teeth. By comparing the appearances, we can determine that Nero's teeth are sharper than Dexter's.

Remember, when comparing things, we use the comparative form of adjectives. In these examples, we are comparing the sizes and sharpness of different characteristics.