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Practice your comparative adjectives! In this lesson, two native English speakers compare Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Los Angeles and San Francisco are the most important cities in the state of California. How much do you know about them? Practice your comparative adjectives and your listening skills with an audio recording of two native speakers comparing these two places. Then, decide which city you'd prefer to visit.
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