Unit 2 Lesson 1 Word Analysis

Regular comparatives are formed by adding what to the base words?

• -er and more

• -est and more

• • -er and most

• -est and most

Regular Superlatives are formed by adding

• -est and more

• -er and more

• -est and most

• -er and most

True or False: Irregular comparatives and superlatives follow the same rules as regular comparatives and superlatives

• True

• False

Which of these is the comparative form of an adjective?

• calmly

• calmed

• calmer

• calming

Which of these is an example of an irregular comparative adjective?

• less

• widest

• halt

• smaller

Which of these is the superlative form of an adjective?

• crazier

• happy

• brighten

• mildest

Which of these is an example of an irregular superlative adjective?

• slowest

• worst

• rich

• prettier

Look at this range of meaning word line. Which answer would best fit in the blank? slightest____ more most

• bunches

• bundle

• crash

• least

Tags

CCSS.L.4.3A