Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives and Superlatives

By CESAR TORO

Multiple Choice

Adjectives

• Change the structure of a sentence.

• Describe nouns

• Explain verbs

• Modify adverbs

Multiple Select

We can use comparatives and superlatives

• To express how two people or things are different

• To show how one person or thing is different to all the others of its kind.

• To say things we don't like.

• To describe what a persona looks like.

Poll

Choose the correct option.

• Taler, easyer, more interesting, the better.

• More tall, more easy, more interesting, more good.

• Taller, easier, more interesting, better.

• The taller, the easier, the more interesting, the better.

Multiple Choice

Superlative adjectives

• compare two nouns

• compare more than two nouns

• compare one noun

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

• The white car is the cheapest than the red one.

• Colpatria Tower is bigger in Colombia.

• I am the more intelligent student in my class.

• She is the most beautiful girl I have ever met.

Multiple Choice

Comparative of 'beautiful'

• More beautiful

• Beautiful than

• Than beautiful more

• More beautiful than

Multiple Choice

Superlative of 'ugly'

• The most ugly

• The most ugliest

• The ugliest

• The uglyest

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

• The boy is fatter than the girl.

• He is the fatest boy in the class.

• He is not really fat.

• He is the most intelligent person.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

• He is the most short person in the world.

• He is the short person in the world.

• He is the talest person in the world.

• He is the shortest person in the world.