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WorksheetsComparative structures
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
We use ... to make the meaning of a comparative form more extreme.
even
(so) much or far
as...as
We can modify a comparison with as..as by using a little, slightly, a bit, a lot or no.
True
False
Comparisons with as..as can be modified by...(you may tick more than 1 option)
nowhere near or nothing like
even
just
almost
nearly
Tick the superlative adverbs
more slowly
coldest
earliest
more easily
We can talk about gradual change by...
using just, almost, nearly,etc.
using a comparative structure after than.
repeating a comparative form.
using a clause after than.
The...(old) he gets, the richer he becomes.
(a)
I'm (a) (energetic) than I used to be.
We're going to be late- Could you walk a bit...(fast)?
(a)
The (a) we talk, the longer the homework will take.
His bag is heavy but hers is even (a) (heavy)!
My new phone isn't as fast ... yours.
(a)
