ADJECTIVES

My father is (strong)........................... than my brother.

Choose the right form of the comparative of good

• beter

• gooder

• more good

• better

Answer explanation

Remember good has an irregular form for the comparative. Good-better

Choose the right form of big

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• The dog is biger than the cat

• The dog is biggerer than the cat

• The dog is more big than the cat.

Answer explanation

Remember big double the last consonant when you form the comparative form of it.

big- bigger

.... is the positive form of dirtier.

Answer explanation

Remember when an adjective that ends in "y" is preceded by a consonant, "y" changes into "ier" to form the comparative . Dirty- dirtier.

What is the word in English for "peor"...?

Answer explanation

Remember "bad" is an irregular adjective when you form the comparative. Bad- worse.

Choose the right sentence.

• My granfather is oldest than my granny.

• My granfather is older than my granny.

• My grandfather is the more older.

• My grandfather is oldder than my granny.

Answer explanation

Old followes the general rule to form the comparative form, add -er. Old-older

Choose the right option for "fast"

• The plane is more fast than the car.

• The plane is fastter than the car.

• The plane is faster than the car.

• The plane is fasted than the car.

Answer explanation

The adjective "fast" followes the general rule (add -er) to form the comparative form of it. Fast- faster.

Choose the right option for "sad"

• The bee is sadder than the mouse.

• The bee is sad than the mouse.

• The bee is sader than the mouse.

• The bee is more sadder than the mouse.

Answer explanation

Sad doubles the last consonant to form the comparative of it. Sad- sadder.

English is (easy)...........than Maths.

Answer explanation

The adjective "easy" changes to "easier" in the comparative form. It is an adjective that ends in "y"and "y" is preceded by consonant.

Today is (hot) ............ than yesterday.

Answer explanation

Hot doubles the "t" to form the comparative. It is a short adjctive form with consonant- vowel-consonant. Hot- hotter