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COMPARATIVE FORMS:
Mum drives (fast) than Dad
faster than
COMPARATIVE FORMS: Dad drives (well) than Mum.
better than
COMPARATIVE FORMS:: Fred writes ( beautifully) Grace.
more beautifully than
COMPARATIVE FORMS: Harry works (slowly) me.
more slowly than
COMPARATIVE FORMS: Pete usually arrives at school (late) everyone else.
later than
COMPARATIVE FORMS: Who speaks French (fluently): Dave or Bess?
more fluently
SUPERLATIVE FORMS: Who writes (neatly)?
the most neatly
SUPERLATIVE FORMS:Sarah finished her homework (fast)
the fastest
SUPERLATIVE FORMS: Tom play chest (badly)
the worst
SUPERLATIVE FORMS: Joe speaks (loud)
the loudest
SUPERLATIVE FORMS: Ian definitely tried (hard) of all of us.
the hardest
SUPERLATIVE FORMS: Who gets up (early) in your family?
the earliest
