17 English lessons for comparing things

English Lesson: This one's quite a bit cheaper... but it has a six-hour layover in Atlanta.

1. “This one's quite a bit cheaper... but it has a six-hour layover in Atlanta.”

English Lesson: It's so much easier to order something than to spend all that time going to the grocery store, cooking, washing dishes... Not to mention I'm not that good of a cook to begin with.

2. “It's so much easier to order something than to spend all that time going to the grocery store, cooking, washing dishes... Not to mention I'm not that good of a cook to begin with.”

English Lesson: It's not bad... for what it is.

3. “It's not bad... for what it is.”

English Lesson: This one's a lot more durable than the old one.

4. “This one's a lot more durable than the old one.”

English Lesson: Bethany is a lot quieter in real life than she is over the phone.

5. “Bethany is a lot quieter in real life than she is over the phone.”

English Lesson: They're more energy efficient than conventional bulbs because they generate a lot less heat.

6. “They're more energy efficient than conventional bulbs because they generate a lot less heat.”

English Lesson: Home ownership is more trouble than it's worth.

7. “Home ownership is more trouble than it's worth.”

English Lesson: In many ways, people are worse off now than they were 10 years ago.

8. “In many ways, people are worse off now than they were 10 years ago.”

English Lesson: It's awfully cold for March.

9. “It's awfully cold for March.”

English Lesson: Honestly, I feel more relieved than anything.

10. “Honestly, I feel more relieved than anything.”

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