Grammar 2: Use the table and the prompts to make comparisons, as in the example.

Solution:

Based on the table and prompts, here are some comparisons:

Example (implied): Alice is taller than Ruby (1.70m vs 1.59m).

• tall/short: Alice is the tallest (1.70m). Ruby is the shortest (1.59m). Tina is taller than Ruby (1.65m vs 1.59m).
• heavy/light: Ruby is the lightest (55 kgs). Alice is the heaviest (57 kgs). Tina is lighter than Alice (60 kgs vs 57 kgs).
• old/young: Alice is the youngest (2 years). Ruby is older than Alice (6 years vs 2 years). Tina is the oldest (3 years).
• experienced: Alice is the least experienced (2 years). Ruby is more experienced than Alice (6 years vs 2 years). Tina is the most experienced (3 years).

Note: The provided text already includes some comparisons, such as 'Alice is taller than Ruby. Tina is taller than Ruby. Ruby is shorter than Tina. Ruby is shorter than Alice. Alice is the tallest of all. Ruby is the shortest of all.' The above expands on these with the other prompts.