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WorksheetsComparatives and Superlatives
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 28mins
A 'Comparative Sentence' is created when:
we use and adjective to compare it to the rest of elements
we use an adjective to compare 2 elements or more
we use and adjective to compare only 2 elements
To create a comparative sentence using the adjective 'heavy' we must:
add -er ending to the adjective
take off the 'y' ending and replace it with 'ier' ending
using 'more' before the adjective
A 'Superlative Sentence' is created when:
we use an adjective to compare 2 or more elements of the same family
we use an adjective to compare 2 elements of the same family
we use an adjective to compare one element to the rest of elements of the same family
when we use the comparative 'less' we must:
keep the adjective the same
use the adjective with -er ending
modify the adjective by adding 'less' ending
When we create a superlative sentence using the adjective 'important' we must:
add -est ending after the adjective
add 'the most' before the adjective
add 'the most' after the adjective
To create a comparative sentence using the adjective 'bad' we must:
add -er ending to the adjective
use the word 'worse'
add 'more' before the adjective
When we use the superlative form 'the least' we must:
keep the adjective the same
modify de adjective by adding 'the least' after the adjective
Add -est ending to the adjective
To create a superlative sentence using the adjective 'long' we must:
Add -er ending to the adjective
Add -est ending to the adjective
add 'the most' before the adjective
To create a superlative sentence using the adjective 'far' we must:
add -er ending to the adjective
add the word 'more' before the adjective
Use the words 'farther' or 'further'
To create a superlative sentence using the adjective 'good' we must:
use the word 'the best'
add 'the most' before the adjective
add -est ending to the adjective
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'happy' are:
happyer
happier
more happy
the most happy
happiest
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'beautiful' are:
the most beautiful
more beautiful
beautifuler
the beautifulest
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'insane' are:
more insane
insanest
insaner
the most insane
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'cheap' are:
more cheap
the most cheap
the cheapest
cheaper
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'wealthy' are:
the wealthiest
more wealthy
wealthier
wealthyer
the most wealthy
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'good' are:
better
goodder
the best
the gooddest
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'careful' are:
carefuller
more careful
the most careful
the carefullest
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'fat' are:
fatter
fater
the fattest
the most fat
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'pessimistic' are:
pessimisticer
more pessimistic
the pessimisticest
the most pessimistic
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The comparative and superlative form for the adjective 'strong' are:
the most strong
the strongest
stronger
more strong
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE USING COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE:
'Peter is (a) than Tom because he practices more sports'
(strong)
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE USING COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE:
'My cat is (a) in my house. He sleeps all day'
(lazy)
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE USING COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE:
'My mom is (a) than myself. She never feels bad'
(healthy)
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE USING COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE:
'Sam is (a) in the class. He is always standing at the end of the line'
(tall)
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE USING COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE:
'My new boss is (a) than my ex boss. It's terrible to work with him'
(impatient)
