Comparatives and Superlatives - Review

Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives

​We use comparatives to compare the differences between TWO things.

Structure:

Subject 1 + verb + adjective (er) + than + subject 2

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Write the comparative adjective:

My bike is

(fast) than yours.

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Write the comparative adjective:

Basketball is

(easy) than baseball.

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Write the comparative adjective:

My brother is

(tall) than me.

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Write the comparative adjective:

Ralph is

(large) than Felix Jr.

Match

Match the adjective with the correct comparative

• thin

• fat

• brave

• smart

• kind

thinner

fatter

braver

smarter

kinder

• thinner

• fatter

• braver

• smarter

• kinder

Superlatives

​We use superlatives to compare THREE or MORE people, places, or things.

Structure:

Subject + the + adjective (est) + complement.

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Write the SUPERLATIVE form:



My dog is ​

Select answer

(pretty) dog in the world.

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Write the SUPERLATIVE form:

Martin and Emilia get ​

Select answer

(good) grades in their exam.

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Write the SUPERLATIVE form:

Quito is ​

Select answer

(cold) city in Pichincha.

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Write the SUPERLATIVE form:

Maria is ​

Select answer

(quick) girl in my class.

Match

Match the adjective with the correct superlative:

• dark

• easy

• slow

• old

• brave

darkest

easiest

slowest

oldest

bravest

• darkest

• easiest

• slowest

• oldest

• bravest

Categorize

Options (16)

taller than

faster than

stronger than

smarter than

more beautiful than

richer than

healthier than

happier than

tallest

fastest

strongest

smartest

most beautiful

richest

healthiest

happiest

Organize the adjectives in the correct list:

Comparative

Superlative