Adjectives_Revision_tges

After reading the passage, find out the comparative degree sentences from the options:

• They thought she was the prettiest girl in the whole world.

• From that day, everything they did was just to impress Julie.

• Harry wrote a longer poem.

• Graham wrote the longest poem in the whole world.

After reading the passage, find out the superlative degree sentences from the options:

• They thought she was the prettiest girl in the whole world.

• From that day, everything they did was just to impress Julie.

• Harry wrote a longer poem.

• Graham wrote the longest poem in the whole world.

After reading the passage, find out the positive degree sentences from the options:

• They thought she was the prettiest girl in the whole world.

• John wrote a long poem

• Harry wrote a longer poem.

• Graham wrote the longest poem in the whole world.

So John bought a big present, Harry bought a bigger present, and Graham bought the biggest present in the whole world, and they all arrived nice and early and ready to impress.

Why did they buy the gifts?

• Because it was their teacher’s birthday.

• Because it was Julie’s birthday.

• Because they wanted to impress Julie with gifts on Christmas.

• Because they wanted invest their money in a big shop of presents.

Who do you think will take over the competition of impressing the new member of their society? Why?

Which is the right alternative for this statement: Graham played the loudest drum in the whole world. 

• Graham played the loudest drum in the whole world. 

• No other boy could play louder drum than Graham in the world.

• Graham played louder drum than any other boy in the whole world. 

• Very few boys could play drum as loudly as Graham could.

Which is the right alternative for this statement: Graham played the loudest drum in the whole world. 

• Graham played the loudest drum in the whole world. 

• No other boy could play louder drum than Graham in the world.

• Graham played loudest drum than many other boys in the whole world. 

• No other boy in this world could play drum as loudly as Graham could.

If you can recall, fill in who did what?

.

​ (a)   made a ​ (b)   go kart, Harry made a ​ (c)   , and ​ (d)   made ​ (e)   go kart in the whole world.

• fast
• faster go kart
• Graham
• the fastest
• John

Categories these adjectives according to the degrees.

Groups:

(a) Positive

,

(b) Comparative

,

(c) Superlative

,

(d) Absolute

• Best

• Prettier

• Entire

• Short

• sufficient

• Unique

• Better

• Most punctual

• More punctual

• Longest

• Punctual

• Good

Categories these adjectives according to the degrees.

Groups:

(a) Positive

,

(b) Comparative

,

(c) Superlative

,

(d) Absolute

• rounder

• roundest

• universal

• darkest

• quick

• sufficient

• round

• Fuller

• blacker

• smart

• minor

• thickest