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WorksheetsFs2b2 Final review Pt 2 Comparatives and Superlatives
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A comparative uses
-er/more than
-est/the most
A superlative uses
-er/more than
-est/the most
Dad's car is much ---- than mine. (fast)
fast
faster
fastest
most fast
I think scuba diving is ---- than climbing. (fascinating)
most fascinating
more fascinating
fascinatinger
the most facinating
He thinks this test was ---- than the last one. (difficult)
the most difficult
more difficult
difficulter
more difficulter
She is the ---- tennis player of the world. (good)
the most good
better
best
goodest
We add to one syllable adjective
+ r / st
more/ most
+ er / est
y -> ie + r / st
This suitcase is ---- than the others. (heavy)
more heavy
the most heavy
heavier
heavyer
We add to two or more syllable adjective
+ r / st
more/ most
+ er / est
y -> ie + r / st
This was ---- film I have ever seen. (bad)
badest
baddest
worst
the worst
She was ---- girl at college. (popular)
most pupular
more popular
the most popular
popularest
These tomatoes aren't very good. The other ones taste ---- .
more good
gooder
better
best
COMPARATIVE
Adjectives with one syllable, add:
"er"
Yes
No
COMPARATIVE
Adjectives with two or more syllables, add:
"more" + than
Yes
No
Choose the correct comparative for the adjective:
big
biger
bigerr
bigger
Choose the correct comparative for the adjective:
busy
busyer
busier
bussier
Choose the correct comparative for the adjective:
dangerous
more dangerous
dangerouser
most dangerouser
Choose the correct comparative for the adjective:
tall
more tall
taller
taler
Choose the correct comparative for the adjective:
bad
bader
badder
worse
Choose the correct comparative for the adjective:
large
larger
largier
more larger
