Comparatives and superlatives

“Money is the least important thing for Guatemala’s government.” This sentence is using a… adjective.

• Comparative

• Superlative

“There are fewer rivers in El Salvador than in Guatemala.” This is a sentence that is applying a… adjective.

• Comparative

• Superlative

Do we use "fewer" and "the fewest" to compare things we can count (count nouns)?

• Yes, we do.

• No, we don’t.

• I’m not sure.

Do we use "less… than" and "the least" to compare things we can’t count (non-count nouns)?

• Yes, we do.

• No, we don’t.

• I’m not sure.

The most, the least, and the fewest are superlatives.

• True.

• False.

Less… than, fewer… than, and more… than are comparatives

• True.

• False.