I think that there is no need to select 'more disruptive'.

[Pasban110]

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #825 "Comparatives and Superlatives (4)", question 10

George is usually quiet in class. However, his twin brother, Gary, is much ......... than George is on a regular basis.

(a) disruptive
(b) more disruptive
(c) most disruptive

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #825 "Comparatives and Superlatives (4)", answer 10

George is usually quiet in class. However, his twin brother, Gary, is much more disruptive than George is on a regular basis.

Correct answer: (b) more disruptive

Your answer was: correct
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I think that there is no need to select 'more disruptive'. Doesn't ...Gary, is much disruptive than... make sense?

Many thanks.

[Linda]

Hello Pasban,
No, "much disruptive" does not make any sense. "Much more disruptive" is the correct answer.
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