Mastering Comparatives and Superlatives

Rewrite the sentence using a comparative: 'This book is interesting.'

• This book is interesting as that one.

• This book is the most interesting.

• This book is more interesting than that one.

• This book is less interesting than that one.

Fill in the blank with the correct comparative: 'She is ______ than her sister.'

• less good

• better

• worse

• not as good

Create a sentence using the comparative form of 'fast'.

• The tortoise is the fastest animal.

• He runs fastly in the race.

• The cheetah is faster than the lion.

• This car is fast than that one.

Transform this sentence to use a comparative: 'This puzzle is easy.'

• This puzzle is easy than others.

• This puzzle is easier than the last one.

• This puzzle is the easiest.

• This puzzle is easier.

Use the superlative form of 'tall' in a sentence.

• She is the tallest runner in the race.

• This building is tall.

• Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world.

• The cat is taller than the dog.

Complete the sentence with the superlative: 'Mount Everest is the ______ mountain in the world.'

• largest

• tallest

• highest

• most dangerous

Write a sentence using the superlative form of 'good'.

• She is the best player on the team.

• He is the better player on the team.

• This is the more good option available.

• They are the goodest friends I've ever had.

Change the following to a superlative: 'This movie is exciting.'

• This movie is more exciting than others.

• This movie is excitingest.

• This movie is the least exciting.

• This movie is the most exciting.

Use the comparative form of 'happy' in a sentence.

• She is happier now than she was last year.

• He was happy yesterday.

• She is the happiest person in the room.

• They are happy together.

Fill in the blank with the correct superlative: 'He is the ______ player on the team.'

• worst

• average

• mediocre

• best