B2 Review of Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives and Superlatives

The form of comparatives and superlatives depends on the number of syllables in the original adjective or adverb.

one-syllable adjectives

adjective ending in a single consonant

adjectives with two syllables

adjectives with three or more syllables

Multiple Choice

high changes to...

• higher

• more high

Multiple Choice

small changes to

• smaller

• more small

Multiple Choice

fat changes to

• fater

• fatter

• more fat

Multiple Choice

sad changes to

• sader

• sadder

• more sad

Multiple Select

clever changes to

• cleverer

• more clever

• BOTH

Multiple Select

narrow changes to

• narrower

• more narrow

• BOTH

Multiple Choice

experienced changes to

• more experienced

• experienceder

Multiple Choice

inconvenient changes to

• more inconvenient

• inconvenienter

Multiple Choice

Adjectives with two syllables, ending in -y

• replace the y with er

• replace the y with i and add er

Multiple Choice

good changes to

• gooder

• better

Multiple Choice

bad changes to

• worse

• badder

Multiple Choice

little changes to

• less

• more

Multiple Choice

much changes to

• more

• less

Multiple Select

far changes to

• farer

• farther

• further

Poll

Which fast food company is the WORST fast food company you've ever eaten at?

• Five Guys

• McDonald's

• Burger King

• TGB (the good burger)