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    The document provides examples of using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in sentences. It includes exercises where the reader is asked to fill in the blanks with the comparative or superlative form of various adjectives based on clues provided in the sentences. The exercises cover using comparative adjectives to compare two items or people, and using superlative adjectives to compare three or more items.

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    A.

    Write the comparative form of the adjectives

    1) Ann is ___________ (happy) than her sister.


    2) My hair is ______________ (long) than my sister’s hair.
    3) These exams are getting ___________ (bad) and ___________ (bad)
    every year.
    4) John is ____________ (thin) than Bob.
    5) Steve is _____________ (happy) today than he was yesterday.
    6) Mary’s car is ____________ (large) than Mark’s car.
    7) The __________ (soon), the ___________ (good).

    B. Write the superlative form of the adjective:

    1) I am _____________ (tall) in the class.


    2) This is _______________ (expensive) hotel I’ve ever stayed in.
    3) This road is ______________ (narrow) in all of California.
    4) New York is one of the ______________ (busy) cities in the USA.
    5) Jack is _____________ (good) football player on the team.
    6) North Pole is _______________ (cold) place on Earth.
    7) My father is ______________ (generous) person I know.

    C. Insert comparative or superlative form of the adjective:

    1) I think John is _____________ (happy) now than he was last year.


    2) His _______________ (big) desire is to return home.
    3) She is probably ________________ (angry) person I know.
    4) Today’s weather is ____________ (bad) than yesterday’s.
    5) My brother is ___________ (young) than me.
    6) He drove _________ (fast) and __________ (fast) till we told him to
    stop.
    7) ______________ (many) people want to be rich.

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