WorksheetsComparative Degree
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Read and choose the correct answer!
These are my parents. My mum is a vet and my dad is a teacher. I think being a vet is easier and more interesting than being a teacher because you work with animals. I want to be an astronaut. I think that is the best and the most exciting job!
He thinks being a vet is ........than being a teacher
more difficult
more easier
easier
most easier
Which word is commonly used after a comparative to show contrast?
the
than
most
more
Which rule correctly forms many superlative adjectives for short words?
Add -er
Add -est
Add more
Add most
For longer adjectives, how do we usually form the comparative?
Add -er to the adjective
Use more + adjective
Add -est to the adjective
Use the + adjective
For longer adjectives, how do we usually form the superlative?
Use most + adjective
Add -est
Use more + adjective
Add -er
Which article is typically used with a superlative adjective?
a
an
the
than
Read and choose the correct answer!
These are my parents. My mum is a vet and my dad is a teacher. I think being a vet is easier and more interesting
than being a teacher because you work with animals. I want to be an astronaut. I think that is the best and the most exciting job!
He thinks being an astronaut is the ........ job
better
best
good
gooder
Which sentence best shows the correct use of a comparative with than?
This pizza is the tastier.
This pizza is tastier than that one.
This pizza tastier the that one.
This pizza is most tasty than that one.
Which sentence correctly uses a superlative with the?
She is more smart than her sister.
She is smartest in the class.
She is the smartest in the class.
She is smarter the class.
Which option correctly completes: The clothes here are ______ than in my town. (good)
good
better
best
more good
Which option correctly completes: That’s my ______ mark ever! (bad)
badder
more bad
worst
worse
Which option correctly completes: It’s ______ than I thought – I think we’re lost. (far)
farther/further
most far
more far
the farthest
Which option correctly completes: That’s the ______ meal I’ve ever had! (disgusting)
more disgusting
most disgusting
disgustinger
the more disgusting
Which option correctly completes: I hope your team’s ______ today than last week. (lucky)
luckier
more luck
most lucky
the luckiest
Which option correctly completes: They’re ______ in their new school than in their old one. (happy)
happy
more happy
happier
happiest
Which option correctly completes: It’s the ______ song on the album. (good)
better
best
more good
most good
Which option correctly completes: Your spaghetti sauce is ______ than my mum’s. (tasty)
tastier
most tasty
the tastiest
more tasty
Which statement about irregular comparatives and superlatives is accurate?
All adjectives form comparatives regularly.
There are no irregular forms in English.
There are several irregular forms (e.g., good → better → best).
Irregular forms are only used with adverbs.
Which pair shows correct comparative and superlative for good?
good → gooder → goodest
good → more good → most good
good → better → best
good → best → better
Which sentence correctly uses a spelling change for a short adjective in the comparative?
big → biger
big → bigger
nice → nicerer
happy → happyer
Choose the correct sentence using a superlative adjective:
The more amazing thing just happened to me!
The most amazing thing just happened to me!
The amazingest thing just happened to me!
Choose the correctly formed comparative sentence:
He’s a lot taller than you.
He’s a lot taller you.
He's a lot taller from you.
Select the sentence that correctly compares ability in maths:
She’s worst than me at maths.
She’s worse than me at maths.
She’s more bad than me at maths.
Pick the correct superlative structure about goal scoring:
He’s the most good in the team at goal scoring.
He’s the best in the team at goal scoring.
He’s best in the team at goal scoring.
Choose the sentence that correctly compares two pizzas:
This pizza isn’t as good as Alfie’s.
This pizza isn’t as good Alfie’s.
This pizza isn’t as best Alfie’s.
Select the correct comparative form of frightening:
It’s frighteninger if you look down.
It’s more frightening if you look down.
It’s the frightening if you look down.
Choose the correctly formed superlative question about price:
Where’s the most cheap place to eat?
Where’s the more cheap place to eat?
Where’s the cheapest place to eat?
Select the sentence that uses the comparative of fast correctly:
I’ve been running a lot. I think I’m faster now.
I’ve been running a lot. I think I’m more fast now.
I’ve been running a lot. I think I’m more faster now.
Which sentence correctly uses a superlative to describe pizza quality?
This is the most tastiest pizza in town.
This is the tastiest pizza in town.
This is more tasty pizza in town.
Identify the sentence that correctly expresses a preference using a comparative:
I think fish and chips is more tasty than pizza.
I think fish and chips is tastier than pizza.
I think fish and chips is the most tasty than pizza.
