Comparatives & Superlatives

A dinosaur is ... than a cat.

• bigger

• smaller

• slower

Answer explanation

When we compare two animals we use the comparatives.

If it's a short adjective, we use -er.

The dinosaur is ... animal.

• bigger

• big

• biggest

• the biggest

Answer explanation

To say something is the number one.

We use the superlatives.

It is ..... animal. (COLOURFUL)

• colourful

• colourfuler

• the most colourful

Answer explanation

To say something is the number one.

We use the superlatives.

The dolphin is ... animal.

• intelligentest

• intelligent

• the most intelligent

Answer explanation

To say something is the number one.

We use the superlatives.

If it's a long adjective, we use the most ...

The blue whale is ... animal.

• the biggest

• big

• bigger

Answer explanation

To say something is the number one.

We use the superlatives.

If it's a long adjective, we use the most ...

A bee is ... than a dog.

• ugglier

• ugglyer

• more ugly

Answer explanation

When we compare two animals we use the comparatives.

If it's a short adjective, we use -ier.

A shark is ... than a cat.

• more frightening

• more colourful

• colourfuler

• frighteninger

Answer explanation

When we compare two animals we use the comparatives.

If it's a long adjective, we use more than.

A jellyfish is ... than a penguin.

• more dangerous

• more colourful

• colourfuler

• dangerouser

Answer explanation

When we compare two animals we use the comparatives.

If it's a long adjective, we use more than.

A bee is ... than a lion.

• bigger

• smaller

• slower

• colourful

Answer explanation

A tiger is ... than a turtle. (FAST)

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