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Comparatives and Superlatives Exercises

The document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. It includes exercises asking the reader to fill in missing letters to form comparative adjectives and sentences comparing two or more nouns or adjectives using comparative and superlative forms. It also provides instruction on forming and using comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs in English.

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Comparatives and Superlatives Exercises

The document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. It includes exercises asking the reader to fill in missing letters to form comparative adjectives and sentences comparing two or more nouns or adjectives using comparative and superlative forms. It also provides instruction on forming and using comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs in English.

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  • Comparative Forms
  • Comparative Exercises
  • Grammar Word Search
  • Superlative Exercises
  • Superlative Forms

Comparatives and Superlatives

1. I (tall) _____________________________________ my sister.


2. Sarah (busy) _____________________________________ Mary.
3. The sun (hot) _____________________________________ the earth.
4. The earth (large) _____________________________________ the moon.
5. Elephants (big) _____________________________________ horses.
6. This restaurant (good) _____________________________________ that restaurant.
7. Salads (healthy) _____________________________________ hamburgers.
8. I think weekends (nice) _____________________________________ weekdays.
9. Lions (dangerous) _____________________________________ rabbits.
10. The sun (far) _____________________________________ the moon.
11. That hotel (bad) _____________________________________ this hotel.
12. Comedies (funny) _____________________________________ action movies.
Comparatives Exercises

Fill in the missing

vowels: a e i o

2. A c__t __s sm__ll__r th__n __ b__ __r.


3. A b__ __r __s m__r__ d__ng__r__ __s th__n __ d__g.

4. A d__g __s fr__ __ndl__ __r th__n __ r__bb__t.

5. A r__bb__t __s f__st__r th__n __ fr__g.

6. A fr__g __s n__ __s__ __r th__n __ b__tt__rfly.

7. A b__tt__rfly __s m__r__ b__ __ __t__f__l th__n __ m__nk__y.

8. A m__nk__y __s sm__rt__r th__n __ g__r__ff__.

9. A g__r__ff__ __s t__ll__r th__n __n __l__ph__nt.

10. An __l__ph__nt __s str__ng__r th__n __ sn__k__.

11. A sn__k__ __s l__ng__r th__n __ sp__d__r.

12. A sp__d__r __s sl__w__r th__n __ t__g__r.


Comparatives Exercises
Comparatives Exercises
1. summer / winter / hot
__________________________________________________
2. football / bowling / exciting
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3. Asia / Europe / big
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4. weekends / weekdays / good
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5. John / Stewart / busy
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7. horses / cows / fast
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8. my uncle / my aunt / funny
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9. this movie / that movie / interesting
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10. the flu / a cold / bad
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11. the sun / the moon / far
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12. I / my friend / tired
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13. tigers / giraffes / dangerous
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14. January / August / cold
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Superlatives
Superlatives

> more beautiful, more popular, more famous


comparative
< less beautiful, less popular, less famous

= the same = as beautiful as, as popular as, as famous as

▲ the most beautiful, the most popular, the most famous


superlative
▼ the least beautiful, the least popular, the least famous

Comparing adjectives or adverbs


Comparing nouns

more / the most


Sandy Kim Sandy Jim Chris

Chris has _______________books.


Kim has ____________books than Sandy.

fewer / the fewest less/ the least


Carol Sandy Kim Sandy Jim Chris

Carol ate ________ pineapples than Sandy. Jim has ______________ money than Chris.
Kim ate _______________ pineapples. Sandy has _____________________money.

Superlatives
Complete these sixteen sentences with the superlative forms of the adjectives

1. Summer _______ _______ _______________ season of the year. (hot)

2. Elephants _______ _______ _______________ land animals. (heavy)

3. Which country _______ _______ _______________? (cold)

4. Who _______ _______ _______ _______________ person in the world? (famous)

5. Steve _______ _______ _______________ person I know. (fun)

6. Asia _______ _______ _______________ continent in the world. (big)

7. Our history exams _______ _______ _______ _______________. (difficult)

8. Which flowers _______ _______ _______ _______________? (beautiful)

9. I think science _______ _______ _______ _______________ subject. (easy)


10. Alison _______ _______ _______________ person in our family. (young)

11. I _______ _______ _______________ student in my class! (good)

12. Jake’s Bistro _______ _______ _______ _____________ restaurant in town. (expensive)

13. Don’t watch that! It _______ _______ _____________ movie in the world! (bad)

14. Ray Jay Kobe Kobe ate ______ __________ bananas.

Ray ate _____ ____________ bananas.

15. Carol Ann Kristy

Carol drank ______ ___________ milk.

Ann drank _____ ___________ milk.

Superlatives

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