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WorksheetsComparatives A2
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 58mins
Write the comparative form of the adjective: sad
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: pretty
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: fast
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: happy
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: hot
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: friendly
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: old
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: loud
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: high
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: slow
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: kind
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: fat
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: lazy
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: big
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: angry
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: funny
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: quiet
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: thin
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Write the comparative form of the adjective: tall
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Henry hardly ever helps at home but his brother is ... He does nothing!
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The exam isn't difficult. It's ... than the last one - that was hard!
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You have to spend more money if you want a ... ice cream.
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A moped is... than a bicycle.
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The Pyramids are ... than the Eiffel Tower.
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An elephant is ... than a cheetah.
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Match the rule with the correct example:
To make adjectives with two or more syllables comparative, put more before the adjective.
The weather is good today, but it was better yesterday.
Hannes is more responsible than his brother Emil.
Match the rule with the correct example:
Some adjectives have irregular comparatives.
The weather is good today, but it was better yesterday.
Hannes is more responsible than his brother Emil.
Complete the sentences with the comparative form of these adjectives: difficult, intelligent, relaxed, responsible, serious, stressful.
The life of a teenager these days is ... than in the past. They have a lot more things to worry about.
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Complete the sentences with the comparative form of these adjectives: difficult, intelligent, relaxed, responsible, serious, stressful.
I think a dog is ... than a cat. They can understand when you talk to them.
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Complete the sentences with the comparative form of these adjectives: difficult, intelligent, relaxed, responsible, serious, stressful.
He looks ... than his brother but he is very good fun.
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Complete the sentences with the comparative form of these adjectives: difficult, intelligent, relaxed, responsible, serious, stressful.
Maths is ... than art. I have to study really hard before exams.
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Complete the sentences with the comparative form of these adjectives: difficult, intelligent, relaxed, responsible, serious, stressful.
At the weekend, I always feel ... than during the week.
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Complete the sentences with the comparative form of these adjectives: difficult, intelligent, relaxed, responsible, serious, stressful.
I am ... than my younger brother. He always forgets to do things!
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Write the correct comparative form:
The other team ran ... (far) than us.
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Write the correct comparative form:
Her house is ... (unusual) than the neighbour's.
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Write the correct comparative form:
Life was ... (bad) before we had gadgets to help in the house.
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Write the correct comparative form:
This holiday was ... (expensive) than our last one.
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Write the correct comparative form:
I hope you feel ... (good) after that long sleep.
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Write the correct comparative form:
Sarah is a lot (a) (practical) than her sister.
Look at the picture and compare 2 sisters. Use the comparative forms of the adjectives. For example, Susie is taller than Natalie.
