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Worksheets8th class Comparative Adj/Adv
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
Comparative and superlative forms of the word old are:
older
odler
the most old
the oldest
Comparative and superlative forms of the word big are:
biger
bigger
the biggest
the biger
Comparative and superlative forms of the word easy are:
easier
easyier
the easyiest
the easiest
Comparative and superlative forms of the word attractive are:
attractiver
more attractive
the most attractive
the more attractiver
Comparative and superlative forms of the word bad are:
the baddest
more bad
worse
the worst
Comparative and superlative forms of the word long are:
longer
the longest
the most longest
more longer
Comparative and superlative forms of the word exciting are:
excitinger
more exciting
the most exciting
excitingest
This is ____________________ (bad) smartphone I’ve ever had.
worse than
the worst
The Amazon is ____________________ (long) river in the world.
the longest
longer than
It’s ____________________ (warm) today than yesterday.
the warmest
warmer
Judy is a ____________________ (careful) driver than her brother.
the most careful
more careful
This is ____________________ (interesting) TV series I’ve ever watched.
the most interesting
more interesting than
La Venezia is ____________________ (good) Italian restaurant in town.
better
the best
The Pacific Ocean is ____________________ (large) ocean in the world.
larger than
the largest
The Pyramids are ____________________ (high) than the Sphinx.
the highest
higher
Natalia is ____________________ (intelligent) person I know.
the most intelligent
more intelligent
Your health is ____________________ (important) than money.
the most important
more important
Running is not as exciting as canoeing. (more)
Canoeing is (a) running.
Physics is not easy enough for me. (too)
Physics is (a) for me.
My poem isn’t as good as yours. (than)
Your poem is (a) mine.
The museum is closer than the swimming pool. (as)
The swimming pool is (a) the museum.
This novel is not as interesting as the last one. (boring)
This novel is (a) the last one.
Rafting is easier than rock climbing. (more)
Rock climbing is (a) rafting.
That restaurant isn’t cheap enough for me. (too)
That restaurant is (a) for me.
Austria is smaller than France. (large)
Austria is (a) France.
