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WorksheetsDouble comparisons 1
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 51mins
I can’t stand this weather. It’s getting ________.
badder and badder
worse and worse
the worst and worst
more and more worse
The games were getting __________, so he couldn’t do anything in this afternoon.
the more excited
more and more excited
exciter and exciter
more and more exciting
Of course, you can come to the party. ______________
The more the merrier
The more and merrier
The merrier and more
The merrier the more
Your English is really improving after a hard-working month. It’s getting _________
worse and worse
better and better
less and less
more and more
The faster we finish, ______________
more and more cars are
the sooner we can leave
the more we eat
the sooner can we leave
Prices go up and up when our holiday is coming. Everything gets ________
cheaper and cheaper
more and more expensive
the cheaper
the more expensive
______ you study for these exams, ________ you will do.
The more/ the much
The harder/ the better
The more hard/ the more good
The hardest/ the best
Rewriting the following sentences, beginning as shown.
It’s hard to concentrate on the lesson when you are tired.
=> The (a)
The film is funny. The laughter is loud.
=> The funnier (a)
The rapid development of science – technology makes people’s lives comfortable.
=> The (a)
La niña más bonita.
El mejor día.
La clase más interesante.
Una rata es más fea que un murciélago
What did you hear? Que escuchaste?
butterflies are as beautiful as birds
butterflies as are cute as birds
butterflies as are beautiful as birds
butterflies are as beautiful as bees
What did you hear?
The lion is not as heavy as the bear
The lion as is heavy as the bear
The lion is as heavy as the bee
The lion is as heavy as the bear
COMPARISON. Use the correct form of the adverb to complete the message. "Diana studied (a) (hard) than the other students."
COMPARISON. Use the correct form of the adverb to complete the message. "Our little dog barks (a) (loud) in the mornings. I wonder why?"
COMPARISON. Use the correct form of the adverb to complete the message. "We study (a) (good) with music! Can you turn on the radio?"
COMPARISON. Use the correct form of the adverb to complete the message. "You know, I work (a) (quick) when I drink coffee. I am going to drink some."
Please answer the question: "How do you solve problems?"
Please answer the question: "How do you read interesting stories?"
Please answer the question: "How do you play with your friends?"
Please answer the question: "How do you talk to your mother?"
Martha arrived _____ than Jonah because she woke up late.
late
later
latest
more late
Kassandra slept _____ last night because she slept early.
well
good
better
best
Desiree works the _____ in class, for she finishes first all the time.
fast
faster
fastest
most fast
Josephine does her work the _____ among all her friends.
careful
carefully
more carefully
most carefully
Richard speaks _____ than Patricia.
clear
clearly
more clearly
most clearly
Catriona walks the _____ among all the other contestants.
elegant
elegantly
more elegantly
most elegantly
Theresa arrived _____ than Melissa, for she woke up early.
early
earlier
earliest
more early
My Dad _____ supports the different fund drives of the school.
willing
willingly
more willingly
less willingly
The bell rings the _____ when it is time for lunch.
loudly
loudlier
loudliest
most loudly
Janka can draw as ... as her sister.
well
better
best
beautifull
Brúnó slept ... last night because he went to bed ... .
well - early
good - early
better - more earlier
best - faster
Kitti speaks English ...
more fluently than I.
fluenter than I do.
more fluently than them.
more clearly then us.
What are the TWO comparative adverbs?
more rapidly
faster
most rapidly
fastest
What are the TWO superlative adverbs?
slowest
most beautiful
slower
more beautiful
What is the correct form of the adverb in parentheses? 'This morning we got up (early) than usual to exercise.
more early
earlier
earliest
most early
What is the correct form of the adverb in the sentence? 'Ann ran the (gracefully) of all the joggers.'
more graceful
most graceful
gracefuller
gracefullest
He is known ..... a great write.
A. like
B. for
C. as
Terry go to the gym ..... .
A. always
B. everyday
C. usually
You need to think ..... about what to do.
A. sensibly
B. sensible
C. sensibely
Don't drive ..... near schools.
A. faster
B. fast
C. fastly
Mike is the ..... player in the team.
A. worse
B. bad
C. worst
This is the ..... day of my life!
A. most special
B. very special
C. specialist
She has saved ..... money to buy a computer.
A. too
B. to
C. enough
Kelly dances ..... a ballerina.
A. as
B. like
C. such
We live ..... the airport.
A. near
B. nearly
C. more near
The teacher shouted ..... at the class.
A. loud
B. loudly
C. the loudest
At the end of the night, I ..... had any money left.
A. hard
B. much
C. hardly
Maria was ..... exhausted after working all night.
A. totally
B. a lot
C. much
Next time, you should be ..... riding your bike.
A. carefully
B. more carefully
C. more careful
Steve prefers the theatre ..... the cinema.
A. than
B. then
C. to
If you need any ..... information, just ask me.
A. far
B. farther
C. further
He arrived ..... than I expected.
A. early
B. more early
C. earlier
Tom is ..... than Greg.
A. most reliable
B. more reliable
C. more reliably
This is ..... expensive watch in the shop.
A. lesser
B. a little
C. the least
He wore his ..... suit to the ball.
A. better
B. best
C. well
He's ..... taller than his brother.
A. very
B. too
C. a bit
Daniel isn't ..... friendly as Tina.
A. rather
B. as
C. such
He is ..... angry to talk right now.
A. too
B. very
C. enough
The dog became more and ..... excited.
A. more
B. most
C. much
There is a ..... vase on the table.
A. small, nice, porcelain
B. porcelain, small, nice
C. nice, small, porcelain
I'm ..... sorry for being late.
A. terrible
B. terribly
C. more terrible
I speak English ____________ now than last year.
fluenter
more fluently
more fluent
fluentlier
She greeted me ___________ of all.
the politest
most polite
most politest
most politely
She smiled __________________ than before.
most happily
more happy
happier
more happily
This girl dances __________________ of all.
most gracefully
gracefullest
gracefullier
most graceful
Could you write _________________?
clearer
more clearly
more clear
clearlier
Planes can fly _________________ than birds.
highlier
more highly
more higher
higher
He had an accident last year. Now, he drives ________________ than before.
carefuller
more careful
more carefully
carefullier
Jim can run _____________ than John.
faster
more fast
more faster
fastlier
He worked __________________ than ever before.
hardly
more hard
harder
hardlier
Our team played ________________ of all.
worst
worse
more worst
more worsely
Martha arrived _____ than Jonah because she woke up late.
late
later
more late
Identify the adverb(s):
Mr. Humphrey most gladly gave the announcements about the winners.
most gladly
announcements
most
Josephine does her work the _____ among all her friends.
careful
carefully
more carefully
most carefully
A superlative adverb compares three or more things.
true
false
Click all comparative adverbs from this list words.
more rapidly
faster
most rapidly
fastest
She greeted me ___________ of all.
the politest
most politely
I speak English ____________ now than last year.
more fluently
fluenter
Could you write _________________?
clearer
more clearly
Melissa walked into the classroom (loudly, more loudly, loudlier) than Ben.
loudly
more loudly
loudlier
I speak English (a) (fluent) now than last year.
She greeted me (a) (polite) of all.
Our team played (a) (bad) of all.
He had an accident last year. Now, he drives (a) (careful) than before.
He worked (a) (hard) than ever before.
He arrived (a) (early) than expected.
The Spanish athlete ran (a) (fast) than the other runners.
The new mechanic checked the car (a) (thoroughly) than the old mechanic.
We answered all the questions (a) (well) than the other students.
We walked (a) (slow) than the rest of the people.
If you want to sleep (a) (soundly), exercise regularly and listen to some relaxing music before you go to bed.
David can walk (a) (a lot / quickly) than I can.
Can you come back (a) (a bit / late)?
The (a) (soon) we start, the earlier we can finish.
I work overtime (a) (far / frequently) than my colleagues.
