
Comparatives and Superlatives
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Liam Egan
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When we describe something, we use adjectives. However, when
we want to compare it to something else, we use the
comparative form of the adjective (usually just by adding -er
to the end). When we want to say it is the best, we use the
superlative form (usually just by adding -est to the end).
e.g.
tall taller (than) (the) tallest
(adjective) (comparative) (superlative)
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Exceptions
As always, some words are exceptions to this rule.
e.g.
Adj Comparative Superlative
bad worse (than) (the)worst
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Multiple Choice
This exam was _____ the last one.
more easy than
easier than
more easier than
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Multiple Choice
This quiz is ______ than the test we took yesterday.
most difficult
difficult
more difficult
most difficult
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Multiple Choice
Yesterday I was sick. Today I feel ______.
gooder
better
good
best
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Multiple Choice
This is ........ spacious house in the neighbourhood.
less
the least
fewer
the furthest
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Multiple Choice
This is ..................... book I've ever read.
better
the best
good
gooder
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Multiple Choice
He has six large dogs to protect his house.
The ____ the dog, the ____ he feels.
big - safer
biger - safer
bigger - safer
more big - more safe
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Multiple Choice
As Microsoft grew, Bill Gates got ________
more and more rich.
richer and richer.
more richer than in the past.
richer and more richer.
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Multiple Choice
My job gets _______ every year.
more and more hard
more harder
harder and harder
hard and more harder
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Multiple Choice
My dad's eyesight is getting______ . He can hardly see a thing these days.
more and more bad
worst and worst
worse and worse
more worse and worst
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Multiple Choice
_________ you exercise, the stronger you are!
More
The more
The most
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Multiple Choice
Fatima drives _______________ than she used to.
carefulliest
carefullier
more carefully
most carefully
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Multiple Choice
3. We have ______ students this year than last.
fewer
less
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Multiple Choice
2. I have _____ free time now than yesterday.
fewer
less
16
Multiple Choice
I take ______ school subjects than my brother.
less
fewer
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Multiple Choice
Mand Mark have 2 pencils. John has 6 pencils. Linda has 9 pencils.
Linda has fewer penciils than John
Phil and Mark have the fewest pencils.
Linda has the fewest pencils.
John has less pencils than Linda
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Multiple Choice
Sarah drinks a lot of tea, Fiona drinks some tea, Gina drinks a little tea.
Sarah drinks the least tea,
Gina drinks the least tea.
Gina drinks the fewest tea.
Fiona drinks the fewest tea.
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Multiple Choice
Raffles Hotel is by far.............................(expensive) hotel in Makkah.
the most expensive
expensive
expensiver
more expensive
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Multiple Choice
My brother thinks this restaurant is … than that restaurant.
more worse
badder
worse
bad
When we describe something, we use adjectives. However, when
we want to compare it to something else, we use the
comparative form of the adjective (usually just by adding -er
to the end). When we want to say it is the best, we use the
superlative form (usually just by adding -est to the end).
e.g.
tall taller (than) (the) tallest
(adjective) (comparative) (superlative)
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