WorksheetsParts of Speech
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 9mins
What was the subject for this week's writing/grammar?
Parts of speech
Comparative and superlative adjectives
Comparative and superlative adverbs
I'm just throwing away my answer
Click all the answers that apply: what is an example of a comparative adjective?
hotter
hottest
weirdo
weirder
Click all the answers that apply: what is an example of a superlative adjective?
hotter
hottest
smelliest
smellier
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word: I can't believe you broke my phone! I am (a) than I have ever been!
I am more happier than ever! What's wrong with this sentence?
Happier is a comparative adjective which stands for more happy
Happier is a superlative adjective which stands for most happy
I don't know, I would never say something so dreadful
Superlative adjectives use what ending?
-er
-est
-ist
-is
Let's check your knowledge on parts of speech (we'll start off easy): if Mr. Morton is the subject of the sentence...
(a)
What is the difference between a common and proper noun?
A common noun is the name of the noun, while a proper noun is a regular noun
A common noun starts with a C, while a proper noun starts with a P
A common noun is a place, while a proper noun is a person
A common noun is a regular noun, while a proper noun is the name of the noun
Which adverb best fits this sentence: Grandma dances ______ in the living room with a big smile on her face.
sadly
joyfully
ugly
indubitably
According to Beyonce, who runs the world?
(a)
