Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Robert is ______ than John.

• quieter

• more quiet

• quietest

• most quietest

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Eden is the _______ student in her film class.

• gooder

• goodest

• bestest

• best

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That dog is the ________ of the two dogs.

• smarter

• smartest

• more smartest

• most smart

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Mia is the ______ swimmer on the team.

• faster

• most fastest

• fastest

• more faster

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Jessica is the ______ girl in the club.

• happiest

• happier

• more happier

• most happy

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Which sentence is correct?

• I ran faster than him.

• I ran fastest than him.

• I ran more fast than the others.

• I ran most fastly than the others.

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Which sentence is correct?

• She sang more happily than the other singer.

• She sang more happiest than the other singer.

• She sang most happiest than the other singer.

• She sang most happily than the other singer.

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Which sentence is correct?

• The second team worked more harder than the first team.

• The kitten meowed more quietly than its mother.

• Alice finished the project more early than anyone else.

• The bird flew slowlier after it was hurt.

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Which sentence is correct?

• I yelled louder than the others.

• I yelled more louder than the others.

• I yelled loudest than the others.

• I yelled most loudest than the others.

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Which sentence is correct?

• She is the better of all the teachers.

• She is the bestest teacher.

• She is the best of all the teachers.

• She is a more better teacher.

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CCSS.L.3.1G