FILL IN THE BLANK:

What are your choices?

that's the problem....there were no choices! I can only come up with sitting and standing as answers.

The driver is __ compared to the car seat but is __ compared to the sidewalk

I have the same question. Did you figure out the answer?

To fill in the blanks, we need to compare the car driver to the car seat and the sidewalk. To make the comparison, we need to identify the appropriate comparative adjectives.

Comparative adjectives are used to compare two or more things. They are formed by adding the suffix "-er" to the adjective or by using the word "more" before the adjective.

Let's examine each comparison individually:

1. The car driver is _____ compared to the car seat.

To compare the car driver's size to that of the car seat, we need an adjective that indicates a difference in size. The correct comparative adjective here would be "bigger."

Thus, the sentence becomes: "The car driver is bigger compared to the car seat."

2. The car driver is _____ compared to the sidewalk.

To compare the car driver's height to the sidewalk, we need an adjective that indicates a difference in height. The correct comparative adjective here would be "taller."

Thus, the sentence becomes: "The car driver is taller compared to the sidewalk."

Putting it all together, the filled-in sentence is:

"The car driver is bigger compared to the car seat and taller compared to the sidewalk."