Comparative or Superlative?

My sister thinks she is (a)   (intelligent) than me, but I don't agree.

Answer explanation

This is a long adjective.

Look at the word than. It is a comparative sentence.

Avatar is probably (a)   (bad) film I've ever seen!

Answer explanation

This is an irregular adjective.

Look at the sentence. It is only talking about one movie, so it is a superlative sentence. Remember to use THE

Mercury is (a)   (hot) planet in the Solar System!

Answer explanation

This is a short adjective (CVC).

Look at the sentence. It is only talking about one planet, so it is a superlative sentence. Remember to use THE

Snakes and lizards are (a)   (slow) than foxes.

Answer explanation

This is a short adjective.

Look at the word than. It is a comparative sentence.

This hat is (a)   (beautiful) than that one.

Answer explanation

This is a long adjective.

Look at the word than. It is a comparative sentence.

Sharks are (a)   (dangerous) animals in the sea.

Answer explanation

This is a long adjective.

Look at the sentence. It is only talking about one animal, so it is a superlative sentence. Remember to use THE

Today is (a)   (good) day of the year.

Answer explanation

This is an irregular adjective.

Look at the sentence. It is only talking about one day, so it is a superlative sentence. Remember to use THE

I'm (a)   (good) now than I was yesterday.

Answer explanation

This is an irregular adjective.

Look at the word than. It is a comparative sentence.

I think Chinese is (a)   (difficult) language in the world.

Answer explanation

This is a long adjective.

Look at the sentence. It is only talking about one language, so it is a superlative sentence. Remember to use THE

Australia is (a)   (big) than England.

Answer explanation

This is a short adjective (CVC).

Look at the word than. It is a comparative sentence.