
Superlative and Comparative Adjectives
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English
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5th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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Comparative and Superlative adjectives
By Tat Le Thi
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Comparative and superlative adjectives
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Comparative adjectives
Use comparative adjectives in order to compare two things, animals, or people.
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Comparative Adjectives
A comparative adjective is used to compare one person, action, thing or state to another.
It adds the suffix -er to the original adjective.
e.g. bright - > brighter
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Example:
Tom Holland is slimmer than Tobey McGuire.
Huawei smartphones are less expensive than the Samsung ones.
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Superlative adjectives
Use superlative adjectives in order to say that a thing, an animal, or a person is the most of a group.
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Superlative Adjectives
A superlative adjective is used to compare one person, action, thing or state to all others in the same group.
It adds the suffix -est to the original adjective.
e.g. bright - > brightest
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Example:
Andrew Garfield is the slimmest Spider-man.
iPhones are the least expensive smartphones.
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The Equative
Use the equative in order to say that a thing, an animal, or a person is similar to another one.
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Example:
Rachel is as intelligent as Sue.
Samsung smartphones are as expensive as iPhones.
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PRACTICE
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Multiple Choice
My grandma is 80 years old. She is _______ in the family.
old
older
the oldest
the youngest
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Multiple Choice
I have good grades. I am one of _________ students in my class.
more comfortable
the best
the quickest
the most beautiful
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Multiple Choice
New York is ________________than London.
crowdeder
more crowded
the crowdest
the most crowded
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Multiple Choice
The Mona Lisa is one of the ___________paintings in the museum.
beautifuler
more beautiful
beautifulest
most beautiful
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Multiple Choice
Mt. Everest is _______________than Mt. Fuji
higher
more high
highest
the highest
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Multiple Choice
Antartica is the ___________ place on earth.
colder
more cold
coldest
most cold
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Multiple Choice
A tiger is ___________a cat.
stronger than
more strong than
the strongest
the most strong
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Multiple Choice
Albert Einstein was ____________than me.
intelligenter
more intelligent
intelligentest
most intelligent
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Multiple Choice
This is the __________movie I've ever seen.
boringer
more boring
boringest
most boring
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
A mouse is _________a lion.
weaker than
more weak than
the weakest
the most weak
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Multiple Choice
Sugar is ______________salt.
sweeter than
more sweet than
the sweetest
the most sweet
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Multiple Choice
A desert is __________than a jungle.
drier
more dry
driest
most dry
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
His mom is (busy) than my dad.
more busy
most busy
busier
busiest
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Multiple Choice
That was the ( ) quiz you have ever given us!
harder
more hard
hardest
most hard
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Multiple Choice
I am (good) at Spanish than I am at English.
good
better
best
gooder
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Multiple Choice
Your watch is (expensive) than mine.
more expensive
most expensive
expensiver
expensivest
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