WorksheetsAdjectives
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Adjectives have different levels called
steps
degrees
gradients
What degree usually has an -ior ?
positive
comparative
superlative
What degree has markers like -ss-, -rr-, or -ll-
positive
comparative
superlative
What degrees is laetus laeta laetum?
positive
comparative
superlative
What degree is laetior?
positive
comparative
superlative
What degree is laetissimus laetissima laetissimum
positive
comparative
superlative
Pompeiani erant irati
The Pompeians were angry
The Pompeians were rather angry
The Pompeians were very angry
Pompeiani erant iratissimi
The Pompeians were angry
The Pompeians were rather angry
The Pompeians were very angry
Mercator est tristis. What degree is tristis?
positive
comparative
superlative
senex est tristissimus. What degree is tristissimus?
positive
comparative
superlative
leo est ferocissimus
The lion is fierce
The lion is more fierce
The lion is very fierce
amicus fabulam longissimam narravit
The friend told a long story
The friend told a rather long story
The friend told a very long story
murmillones erant fortes, sed retiarii erant fortiores.
The fish-men were brave, but the net-men were braver.
The fish-men were brave, but the net-men were the bravest.
Melissa est pulcherrima.
Melissa is pretty.
Melissa is more pretty.
Melissa is the prettiest.
nos sumus callidiores quam vos.
We are smarter than you all
We and you all are smart
We are the smartest of all of you.
nos Romani sumus meliores quam Graeci.
We Romans are happy without Greek.
The Romans are not better than Greeks.
The Romans are not happy without Greeks.
We Romans are better than Greeks.
Romani barbaros ferocissimos superant
Romans overcome fierce barbarians
Romans overcome rather fierce barbarians
Romans overcome very fierce barbarians
"quam pulcher est Quintus."
"He is more handsome than Quintus"
"How handsome is Quintus"
"Than pretty is Quintus"
"Who is more handsome than Quintus?"
Nos sumus optimi
You are the best
We are the best
You are not the best
I am the best
tu es fortior quam ego
How brave you were
You were the bravest for me
You are braver than I
tua villa est pulchrior quam mea.
Your house is more hansome, then me
Your house is prettier than mine
Your street is more narrow than a ditch
You are prettier than my house
Translations include "most, very, ___est"
positive
comparative
superlative
Translations include "more, rather, ___er"
positive
comparative
superlative
Roma est maior quam Pompeii
How big Rome and Pompeii are
Rome is larger than Pompeii
Romans are greater than Pompeians
Rome and Pompeii are how big?
bona sum
I am good
I am great
I am the best
I am what I am
