However, there is a grammatical error in the phrasing of the first question . If the day is cold, you cannot say it is warmer because it is not warm at all. You can’t put two cold things together and say one is warmer. Thus, the correct phrasing of the sentence should be:

Although today is still cold, it seems milder than yesterday. Or you can phrase it as: Although today is still cold, it is not as cold as yesterday , or yesterday seems colder.

This is also because feels is a verb and today is something which cannot feel. We can only use seem to describle it. like it seems colder, or milder.

Answers:

Warmer

Stronger

My right eye is (B) Stronger than my left eye.

B.stronger

B.Stronger.

B

B.