Comparative and Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs

Which sentence correctly uses a comparative adjective?

• She is the tallest girl in her class.
• This is the best restaurant in town.
• My brother is taller than my father.
• He runs the fastest of all the students.

Choose the sentence with the correct superlative form:

• This is the most expensive car I've ever bought.
• This car is expensiver than my previous one.
• That car costs more expensively than mine.
• His car is the more expensive of all.

Select the sentence that correctly uses the 'not as...as' structure:

• She doesn't run as faster as her sister.
• The film was not as interesting as the book.
• This exercise is not more difficult as that one.
• He is not as the tallest as his brother.

Which of the following contains an adverb of action in the comparative form?

• She speaks more clearly than her colleague.
• This painting is more beautiful than that one.
• He is smarter than his brother.
• They have the most elegant house on the street.

Identify the sentence with the correct comparative structure:

• The weather today is more cold than yesterday.
• She is intellegenter than her classmates.
• My dog runs more quickly than your dog.
• This computer is cheapest than that one.

Choose the sentence with the correct superlative form:

• He is the goodest player in the team.
• That was the baddest decision you could make.
• She is the most good student in class.
• This is the most difficult problem we've faced.

Which sentence correctly uses the 'as...as' structure?

• The blue car is as expensive than the red car.
• She works as hardly as her colleague.
• The new phone is as light as the old one.
• This book is as more interesting as that one.

Select the sentence with the correctly formed comparative adverb:

• He drives more careful than his brother.
• She dances more beautifully than her sister.
• They speak English more better than Spanish.
• I can run more fastly than you.

Which sentence contains a correctly formed irregular comparative adjective?

• This situation is worser than before.
• Her handwriting is more good than mine.
• Today's lecture was better than yesterday's.
• The weather is more bad today than yesterday.

Choose the sentence with the correct superlative adverb form:

• She speaks English the most fluently in our class.
• He runs the faster in the team.
• They arrived the most quickly to the meeting.
• I work the hardliest of all employees.