Comparative adjectives - review

1: What is the correct way to form a comparative adjective for longer adjectives (e.g., interesting)?

• a) Add -er to the adjective (e.g., more interestinger than).

• b) Add more before the adjective (e.g., more interesting than).

• c) Add -ier to the adjective (e.g., interestier than).

2: When should you add -er to form a comparative adjective?

• a) For short adjectives with one syllable.

• b) For longer adjectives with two or more syllables.

• c) For any type of adjective.

3: Choose the correct form of the adjective to complete the sentence.

This puzzle is _______ (difficult) than the one we did yesterday.

• difficultier

• more difficultier

• more difficult

4: Which of the following sentences uses a correct comparative adjective structure?

• a) His new car is more luxury than his old car.

• b) The red dress is more prettier than the blue dress.

• c) She is more talented than her sister.

5: Select the appropriate comparative adjective to complete the sentence.

The movie was _______ (funny) than I expected.

• more funny

• funnier

• more funnier

6: Identify the incorrect sentence in terms of using "more than" for comparative adjectives.

• a) The coffee at the new cafe is more delicious than the old one.

• b) His painting is more colorful than hers.

• c) This song is more catchier than the previous one.

7: Complete the sentence with the correct comparative adjective.

Her performance was _______ (good) than his.

• more good

• gooder

• better

• best

8: Complete the sentence with the correct comparative adjective.

In my oppinion, Pepsi is _______ (bad) than Coca-cola.

• badder

• worse

• worst

• more bad

9: Complete the sentence with the correct comparative adjective.

I'm late, can you drive _____ (fast), please?

• faster

• more fast

• fastest