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Gold Experience A2 unit 4 comparative vs. superlative

Gold Experience A2 unit 4 comparative vs. superlative

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6th - 8th Grade

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5 Slides • 15 Questions

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Comparative & Superlative forms of Adjectives

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Multiple Choice

The town centre is always ___ (quiet) at night.

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the quieter

2

quieter

3

quietest

4

the most quietest

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  • in the morning

  • in the evening

    ?

​When are you quieter:

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Multiple Choice

You get ___ prices when there's a sale.

1

lower

2

the lower

3

lowest

4

the lowest

5

the most low

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Multiple Choice

This is ___ chair in the shop. Can we get it for my bedroom?

1

more comfortable

2

most comfortable

3

the more comfortable

4

the most comfortable

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What's the most comfortable place in your flat/house?

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comparative form of sunny

Type answer...

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comparative form of wet

Type answer...

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comparative form of difficult

Type answer...

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comparative form of bright

Type answer...

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superlative form of popular

Type answer...

12

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superlative form of bad

Type answer...

13

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superlative form of polite

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

superlative form of happy

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

comparative form of far

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

I'm ___ than my sister, but she's ___ than me.

1

older; the tallest

2

the oldest; the tallest

3

older; taller

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Multiple Choice

Our cat is ___ cat in the street. It's eating too much.

1

fater

2

the fatest

3

fatter

4

the fattest

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Multiple Choice

My bag is ___ without all those school books.

1

lighter

2

the lightest

3

more light

4

the most light

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What was

the sunniest

day this week?

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What's
the best
game at our lessons?
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Comparative & Superlative forms of Adjectives

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