Comparative, Superlative, and Equative Adjectives

Superlative and Comparative adjectives

Let's talk about Comparative and superlative adjectives.

Exercise 01

Complete the sentences with the correct word.

Multiple Choice

What part is it?

• Lungs

• Muscles

• Bones

Multiple Choice

What part is it?

• Brain

• Skin

• Kidney

Multiple Choice

What part is it?

• Muscles

• Bones

• Lungs

Multiple Choice

What part is it?

• Kidneys

• Lungs

• Intestines

Multiple Choice

What part is it?

• Stomach

• Liver

• Brain

Comparative and Superlative adjectives

Spelling rules and exceptions.

Comparative adjectives

Use comparative adjectives in order to compare two things, animals, or people.

Example:

• Tom Holland is slimmer than Tobey McGuire.

• Huawei smartphones are less expensive than the Samsung ones.

Superlative adjectives

Use superlative adjectives in order to say that a thing, an animal, or a person is the most of a group.

Example:

• Andrew Garfield is the slimmest Spider-man.

• iPhones are the least expensive smartphones.

The Equative

Use the equative in order to say that a thing, an animal, or a person is similar to another one.

Example:

• Rachel is as intelligent as Sue.

• Samsung smartphones are as expensive as iPhones.

Exercise 02

Write the Comparative or Superlative forms of the adjectives.

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Exercise 03

Let's talk using Comparatives and Superlatives.

I can see that ... / I know that ... / I believe that ...

I consider that ... / It is known that ...

In my personal opinion, ... / I think that ...