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    The document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in English. It includes charts and exercises to compare adjectives such as long, fast, pretty using -er, -est endings as well as irregular forms like good, bad. Examples are given to complete sentences using comparatives like older, happiest, best as well as choose the correct superlative form in choices like the oldest, most popular. The exercises help to practice forming, identifying, and using comparative and superlative adjectives correctly in sentences.

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    IES Libertas. Torrevieja.

    Departamento de Inglés

    adjectives: comparative and superlative


    1. Complete the chart with the comparatives and superlatives:

    Adjective Comparative Superlative


    long longer than the longest
    fast faster than Fastest
    pretty Prettier than the prettiest
    beautiful more beautiful than Most beautiful
    ugly uglier than The ugliest
    thin Thinner than the thinnest
    fashionable more fashionable than Most fashionable

    2. Write the comparative:


    a. old older f. good Better than
    b. strong Stronger than g. large Larger than
    c. happy Happier than h. serious More serious than
    d. modern More modern than i. pretty Prettier than
    e. important More important than j. bad Worse than
    3. Complete the sentences with a superlative:
    a. This building is very old. It’s the oldest building in the town.
    b. It was a very happy day. It was The happiest day of my life.
    c. It’s a very good film. It’s The best film I’ve seen.
    d. It was a very bad mistake. It was The worst in my life.
    e. It was a very cold day. It was The coldest of the year.
    f. She’s a popular singer. She’s The best singer in the country.
    g. He’s a very boring person. He’s The most boring I know.
    h. This house is very big. It is The biggest I’ve lived in.
    i. My cousin is very tall. He is The tallest I have.
    j. Laura is a very pretty girl. She is The prettiest I know.
    4. Choose the correct answer:
    a. Tom’s car is as big as / the biggest his friend’s.
    b. Who is shorter than / the shortest person in your family? The shortest
    c. Who is more independent than / the most independent person you know? most independent
    d. These sofas are more comfortable than / the most comfortable ours. are more comfortable
    e. My brother is taller than / the tallest in the class. the tallest

    f. Is Jason’s dog older than / the oldest yours? older than

    g. Who is the best / better than singer in the world? the best
    3º E.S.O. 1
    IES Libertas. Torrevieja. Departamento de Inglés

    h. We are younger than / the youngest the rest of the class. younger than
    i. My hair is the straightest / straighter than your hair. straighter than

    j. He is more popular / the most popular singer in the world. the most popular

    5. Write the sentences in the correct order:


    a. taller / than / Gary / Rick / is.
    Gary is taller than Rick.
    b. trousers / John / got / has / new / light.
    John has got new light trousers
    c. Mary / clothes / likes / bigger
    Mary likes bigger clothes
    d. an / expensive / Rick / wearing / coat / is
    Rick is wearing an expensive coat
    e. the / Carol / has / scarf / got / shortest
    Carol has got the shortest scarf
    f. the / student / he / tallest / is
    He is the tallest student
    g. actress / Mary / the / was / popular / most
    Mary was the most popular actress

    h. He / the / was / footballer / best


    He was the best footballer
    i. plays / than / better / you / Mary
    Mary plays better than you
    j. father / is / your / than / stronger / mine
    Your father is stronger than mine
    6. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjective in brackets:
    a. Carol is as good (good) as you at sport.
    b. We like wearing the Latest (late) fashion.
    More comfortable
    c. These trousers are ____________________ (comfortable) than those jeans.
    Happier
    d. She is ______________________ (happy) now than he was last year.
    Prettiest
    e. You are the ________________________ (pretty) girl in class.
    More old
    f. My grandma is _______________________ (old) than my grandpa.
    Most attractive
    g. The red dress is the ______________________ (attractive) in the shop.
    Funniest
    h. I always tell the _______________________ (fun) jokes.
    Curlier
    i. Your hair is ____________________ (curly) than my hair.
    Shorter
    j. My hair is ______________________ (short) than yours.

    3º E.S.O. 2

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