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WorksheetsComparative and superlative practice
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Ruby was (old) (a) than Ken.
My house is (large) _____ than hers.
largeer
larger
more larger
most large
My dog runs (fast)____ than you.
fastest
faster
more faster
more fast
Cats are (nice) _____than dogs.
nicer
nicest
more nice
niceer
Cartoons are (good) _____ than TV programs.
more good
better
goods
more better
To form short comparative adjectives in English, we add "er" at the end ?
True
False
I don't know
In long adjectives, the comparative is formed with the term "more" before the adjective?
False
I don't know
True
If the adjective ends in consonant + vowel + consonant, the last consonant must be repeated before adding the ending "er" or "est".
I don't know
True
False
Choose the comparative of "handsome".
more handsome
handsomer
handsomest
more handsomer
Choose the comparative of "thin".
thinner
thinnest
more thin
thiner
Superlative adjectives ending in "Y" are changed and "iest" is added ?
False
True
I don't know
Superlative adjectives of 1 syllable are preceded by the word "most".
False
I don't know
True
It is the (large) _____ shop in town.
largest
most largest
most large
larger
Monday is the (bad) _____ day of the week.
most worst
worst
badest
baddest
Sam is the (popular) _____ in the class.
more popular
most popular
popularest
popular
Which is the (difficult) _____ subject at school?
most difficult
most dificul
more difficult
difficult
Comparative adjectives of 2 syllable with "y" ending are preceded by the word "more".
false
True
I don't know
Comparative adjectives are used to compare two specific things?
I don't know
True
False
Superlative adjectives are used to compare 1 thing with a group?
I don't know
False
True
Ben was the (noisy) _____ person in his family.
noisiest
more noisy
noisyest
most noisiest
