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Practice the Comparatives and Superlative forms

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What's the difference between the use of comparatives and superlatives?

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Two forms to express comparatives are...

• using the more

• adding -er

• Using more

• adding -est

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For superlatives of three or more syllables, you generally use

• -est

• the most + adjective

• -er

• more + adjective

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The word ___ is used in comparative sentences.

• what

• that

• than

• which

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We can add both -er, the -est or more, the most

• far

• fur

• bad

• handsome

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What's the superlative for of good?

• better

• well

• goodest

• best

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An example of a comparative that requires a double form of its final consonant is...

• pretty

• thin

• run

• dry

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• older

• old

• oldest

• more old

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Check the comparative forms

• Lucky and tidy

• dry and pretty

• softly and carefully

• badly and funny