Comparative and superlative

Explain how to form the comparative for the words that have more than 2 syllables

Answer explanation

To form the comparative of adjectives with 2 syllables or more, you need to add "more" in front of the adjective

The superlative is always formed in the same way for every adjective (except exceptions)

• No

• Yes

Answer explanation

It is wrong because, for the adjectives that have 2 syllables and more, you must use "the most + adjective".

It was .... expensive restaurant I've ever been to.

• more

• the more

• most

• the most

Brazil is ... England

• Biger than

• Bigger as

• Bigger than

• The biggest

What is the superlative of "little" and "bad"?

• The most little 

  The worst

• The least

  The worst 

• The least

  The most bad

• The less 

  The worst

There were ... people at the game than expected.

• Most 

• Many

• More

It was ... (hard) test I have ever done.

(a)  

Which is ... (difficult) of the two?

(a)  

The ... difficult thing was communication.

• More

• Most

• It depends on how many things there were.

Write a sentence that contains "awful" in superlative

Write a sentence that contains "calm" in comparative

Answer explanation

This was the most awful burger I have ever eaten.

Your city is calmer than the capital even though they are only 5 kilometres apart.