Comparative and Superlative

Which is correct?

• She is more happier today than yesterday.

• She is happier today than yesterday.

• She is happiest today than yesterday.

Which is correct?

• This road is bumpier than the old one.

• This road is the most bumpy of all.

• This road is bumpyier than the old one.

Which is correct?

• This chair is comfortabler than that one.

• This chair is most comfortable than that one.

• This chair is more comfortable than that one.

Which is correct?

• My brother is the most tall in the family.

• My brother is the taller in the family.

• My brother is the tallest in the family.

Which is correct?

• This exam was easier than the last one.

• This exam was the easyest of all.

• This exam was more easy than the last one.

Which is correct?

• The red car is faster of the two.

• The red car is the fastest of all.

• The red car is the faster of the two.

Which is correct?

• This problem is the more complicated of all.

• This problem is complicatedest of all.

• This problem is the most complicated of all.

Which is correct?

• That hotel is cheapier than this one.

• That hotel is the most cheap of all.

• That hotel is cheaper than this one.

Which is correct?

• He’s the more polite student in the group.

• He’s the politest than student in the group.

• He’s the most polite student in the group.

Which is correct?

• This neighborhood is safer than the last one.

• This neighborhood is the more safe than the last one.

• This neighborhood is safest than the last one.