WorksheetsTHE GREAT COMPARATIVES GRAND SLAM ALL IN QUIZ!!!!!!
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which comparatives do we have?
Equality
Superiority
Entity
Superlative
Which preposition do we use with the comparative of superiority?
the
over
than
most
Which words are used with LONG adjectives?
more
than
most
the
The superlative form of HAPPY is...
(a)
When making the comparative of big, we have...
(a)
To make the superiority, we add ER to:
short adjectives
long adjectives
all adjectives
good > gooder
When using the comparative of equality, we use...
adjective + er
adjective + est
as + adjective + as
more + adjective
Choose the correct sentence.
Brooklyn 99 is cool than Riverdale.
Brooklyn 99 is cooller than Riverdale.
Brooklyn 99 is cooliest than Riverdale.
Brooklyn 99 is cooler than Riverdale.
Check all correct forms of the superlative.
Nicest
Most intelligent
Bestest
Bigest
THE WORST is...
Comparative form of worse
Superlative form of bad
Comparative form of bad
Superlative form of good
Which superlative is correct?
The Avengers are strong heroes.
The Avengers are the strongest heroes.
The Avengers are the most strong heroes.
The Avengers are the stronger heroes.
The teacher is hungry.
The better food is pizza.
The best food is pizza.
The goodest food is pizza.
The good food is pizza.
The correct comparative for SAD is...
(a)
Check all the long adjectives.
Famous
Weird
Intelligent
Delicious
How many elements do I need to make a Superlative?
One
Two
Three
Four
Choose the correct comparative of equality.
She is as nice me.
My sister is as intelligent then me.
I am as nice as my sister.
My sister is the nicest.
The comparative for dark is...
(a)
What is the superlative form for cold and hot?
Coldest, hotest.
Coldest, hottest.
Colder, hotter.
Colddest, hottest.
Which adjectives have irregular forms?
far
good
bad
famous
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