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    This document provides instruction on using comparatives and superlatives in English. It defines comparatives as using "than" to compare two people or things, and lists common comparative forms of adjectives like good, bad, fat. Examples of comparative sentences are given. Superlatives are defined as using "the + superlative + of/in" to compare three or more people/things. Students are given exercises to write comparatives and complete sentences using superlatives. An answer key is provided.

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    COMPARATIVES LEVEL IV

    We use the comparative form than to compare two people, things, places, etc.

    Adjectives Comparative
    superlative
    Adjectives Better
    Comparative
    superlative
    good
    Best
    good
    Better
    Best
    bad
    Worse
    worst
    bad
    Worse
    worst
    fat
    fatter
    fattest
    fat
    fatter dangerous
    fattestdangerous
    dangerous
    More
    Most
    dangerous
    More dangerous
    Most

    Examples:
    This dress is smaller than that one
    The tie is more expensive that the shirt

    Fill the following sentences with the correct form of the comparatives of the words given.

    1. Are your shoes _______________ (big) Dans?


    2. Suits are ___________ (good) jeans for the office.
    3. Shorts are _____________________ (comfortable) tracksuits in hot weather
    4. Your trainers are ___________________ (bad) mine.
    5. Carols skirt is _____________________ (expensive) her blouse.
    6. slippers are ___________________ (fashionable) sandals
    7. Brian works____________________(hard) Mike.
    8. English is ______________________ (interesting) Geography
    9. Mexico is ___________________ (larger) Cuba.
    10. Marry is ____________ (pretty) Rose
    Write the comparative form of the following sentences

    Young
    _______________
    Beautiful ________________
    Young
    _______________
    Beautiful ________________
    Fat
    _______________
    Happy
    ________________
    Fat
    _______________
    Happy
    ________________
    Large
    _______________
    Handsome ________________
    Large
    _______________
    Handsome
    ________________

    SUPERLATIVES
    We use the + superlative + of/ in to compare three or more people of things.

    USE

    We use the + superlative + of/ in to compare three or more people of things.

    Read and complete.


    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.
    9.

    Do you remember George? He was __________________(handsome) boy in the


    class.
    Nigel is __________________ (fit) person I know.
    This is _________________ (bad) cold Ive ever sad.
    The Black Forest is _______________________ (beautiful) place Ive ever been to.
    She is _________________ (good) person I know.
    Sophie is _________________(pretty) girl in class.
    This is ___________________ (bad) film I have ever seen.
    This Clown __________________ (funny) person I known.
    Planes are ____________________ (comfortable) to travel in.

    ANSWER KEY
    Fill the following sentences with the correct form of the comparatives of the words given

    1. Are your shoes _bigger than Dans?


    2. Suits are better than jeans for the office.
    3. Shorts are more comfortable than tracksuits in hot weather
    4. Your trainers are worse than mine.
    5. Carols skirt is more expensive than her blouse.
    6. slippers are _more fashionable sandals
    7. Brian works hard than Mike.
    8. English is more interesting than Geography
    9. Mexico is larger than Cuba.
    10. Marry is prettier than Rose
    Write the comparative form of the following sentences

    Young
    YOUNGER
    Fat
    FATTER
    Large
    LARGER

    Beautiful MORE BEAUTIFUL


    Happy
    HAPPIER
    Handsome MORE HANDSOME

    SUPERLATIVES
    USE
    We use the + superlative + of/ in to compare three or more people of things.
    Read and complete.
    1. Do you remember George? He was THE MOST HANDSOME boy in the class.
    2. Nigel is THE FITTEST person I know.
    3. This is WORST cold Ive ever sad.
    4. The Black Forest is THE MOST BEAUTIFUL place Ive ever been to.
    5. She is THE BEST person I know.
    6. Sophie is THE PRETTIEST girl in class.
    7. This is THE WORST film I have ever seen.
    8. This Clown THE FUNNIEST person I known.
    9. Planes are THE MORE COMFORTBLE to travel in.

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