comparative and superlative

Yesterday's exam was ____ than the one last month.

• difficult

• more difficult

• the difficultest

• difficulter

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Michael's house is ____ from the train than Betty's.

• far

• the farther

• the furthest

• further

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He is ____ when he is playing football.

• happiest

• the happier

• happy

• happyest

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That movie was bad, but it wasn't ____ I have ever seen.

• baddest

• worsest

• the worst

• worse

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Rachel's hair is not as ____ as Sarah's.

• long

• longer

• the longest

• more long

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With longer adjectives, we use "more" + adjective or "most" + adjective.

• true

• false

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There are a lot of irregular adjectives comparatives and superlatives.

• true

• false

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We never change the spelling of the adjective before adding -er / -est.

• true

• false

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choose the correct sentence

• The more amazing thing just happened to me!

• The most amazing thing just happened to me!

• The amazingest thing just happened to me!

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choose the correct sentence

• He’s a lot taller than you.

• He’s a lot taller you

• He's a lot taller from you.

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