Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives and Superlatives

Aim: to identify and differentiate the use of comparatives and superlatives. 

Comparatives

• Use to compare two things

• Add er + than at the end of the adjective

Multiple Select

The car is fast. The turtle is slow.

• The car is faster than the turtle.

• The turtle is slower than the car.

• The car is faster turtle.

• The turtle is more slow than the car.

Multiple Choice

Small

• Smaller

• More small

• Smaller than

Multiple Choice

Long

• Longer than

• Longer that

• Longer

Multiple Choice

Happy

• Happyer

• Happier

• More happy

Multiple Choice

Heavy

• More heavy

• Heavyer than

• Heavier than

Multiple Choice

Beautiful

• Beautifuler

• More beautiful

• More beautifuler

Multiple Choice

Dangerous

• More dangerous than

• Dangerouser than

• More dangerouser

Superlatives

• Are used to describe and object which is at the upper or lower limit of a quality. 

• Add the + adj + est

Multiple Select

The cheetah is fast. The lion is fast. The kangaroo is fast.

• The cheetah is faster than the lion.

• The lion is more faster than the kangaroo.

• The Cheetah is the fastest animal.