Comparatives and superlatives

Front

Comparing two things involves adding -er to many adjectives.

Back

True

Front

Superlative form of many adjectives uses -est.

Back

True

Front

Use of 'than' after a comparative.

Back

True

Front

Use 'the' before a superlative.

Back

True

Front

Longer adjectives use "more" or "most".

Back

True

Front

Irregular comparatives and superlatives exist.

Back

False

Front

The clothes here are _______________________ (good) than in my town.

Back

better

Front

He is ________ (strong) man that I know.

Back

the strongest

Front

That shirt is ________ (dirty) than the other one.

Back

dirtier

Front

Robert is never on time. He always arrives ________ (late) than the rest of us.

Back

later