More and Most

More and Most

More

• Used in front of long adjectives

• More is used to compare two items

• Example: There are more delicious restaurants in New York than California..

Multiple Choice

In a sentence, the word more is placed...

• In front of the adjective

• After the verb

Multiple Choice

"More" is used in a sentence to...

• Describe something or someone

• To compare two things

Multiple Choice

Which answer uses the correct form of the adjective delicious?

• More delicious

• delicious-er

• delicious-est

Most

• Also used in front of long adjectives

• Compares more than two items

• Example: Kobe Bryant is the most popular athlete in the NBA.

Multiple Choice

In a sentence, most is used to...

• Compare two items

• Compare more than two items

Open Ended

Rewrite the sentence using the proper form of the adjective.

This math test is the (important) test of the year.

Multiple Choice

Which is the proper form of the adjective in the sentence, The (delicious) lemons are in my backyard.

• More delicious

• Most delicious

Multiple Choice

Which is the proper form of the adjective in the sentence, My dad is the (adventurous) person I know.

• Most adventurous

• More adventurous