Pam: I suppose that’s true. But it’s so much busier (busy) on the streets here in London. It must be nice to walk around somewhere that’s much less crowded (crowded). Debbie: Well, sometimes it is. Anyway, at least I’m coming up to London next weekend. I’m more excited (excited) about that than I am about anything happening round here. Pam: Oh dear, you seem to be thinking that you haven’t made the best (good) decision. Debbie: Well, perhaps I’ll feel more settled (settled) here after a few months. Who knows? Pam: Yes, probably. I personally think you’re really lucky to be where you are. When I came to visit you, I thought it was one of the most beautiful (beautiful) places I’d ever seen. In this conversation, Pam and Debbie are comparing things using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives. 1. Pam says that the streets in London are busier compared to somewhere else. She uses the comparative form of the adjective "busy", which is "busier". 2. She also says that it must be nice to walk around somewhere that is less crowded compared to London. Here, she uses the comparative form of the adjective "crowded", which is "less crowded". 3. Debbie agrees with Pam and adds that she is more excited about going to London compared to anything happening around her. She uses the comparative form of the adjective "excited", which is "more excited". 4. Pam expresses concern that Debbie is thinking she hasn't made the best decision. She uses the superlative form of the adjective "good", which is "best". 5. Debbie acknowledges Pam's concern and says that she may feel more settled after a few months. She uses the comparative form of the adjective "settled", which is "more settled". 6. Pam agrees with Debbie and says that she personally thinks Debbie is lucky to be where she is. She uses the superlative form of the adjective "beautiful", which is "most beautiful", to describe the place she visited. Overall, the conversation shows the use of comparative and superlative forms of adjectives to compare different qualities or characteristics of things.