Comparatives

What is the comparative form of <<big>>?

• biger

• bigger

• biggest

• biged

Answer explanation

The comparative form of <<big>> is <<bigger>> because it is an adjective that has a vowel, a consonant, and another vowel. So, the last consonant is doubled and -er is added at the end. Big + g + er.

What is the comparative form of <<smart>>?

• smarter

• smartest

• smarted

• smarting

What is the comparative form of <<cute>>?

• cuter

• cutest

• cuted

• cuting

What is the comparative form of <<friendly>>?

• friendlyer

• friendliest

• friendling

• friendlier

Answer explanation

When an adjective ends with -y, eliminate the -y and add -i plus -er. Friendl + i + er.

What is the comparative form <<ugly>>?

• uglier

• ugliest

• uglyer

• uglyed

What is the opposite of <<older>>?

• younger

• cuter

• uglier

• faster

Answer explanation

An opposite is used to describe how two things are different.

What is the opposite of <<faster>>?

• taller

• smaller

• stronger

• slower

What is the opposite of <<bigger>>?

• smaller

• different

• smarter

• relatives

What is the opposite of <<different>>?

• appearance

• same

• slower

• faster

What is the opposite of <<better>>?

• older

• pets

• worse

• badder

Answer explanation

The comparative form of <<good>> is <<better>>. And, the comparative form of <<bad>> is <<worse>>.