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This is (FAST) car in the world!
THE FASTEST
I fell asleep because it was (BORING) film for a long time!
THE MOST BORING
This fish is (DELICIOUS) food I've tried!
MOST DELICIOUS
Matt can pick up a 50 kg bag. He's (STRONG) man I know.
THE STRONGEST
Diana has a porsche. She is (RICH) person I know!
THE RICHEST
Choose the correct expresion: Is this exercise MORE DIFFICULT / THE MOST DIFFICULT on this page?
THE MOST DIFFICULT
Choose the correct expresion: My father is YOUNGER / THE YOUNGEST than my mother.
YOUNGER
Choose the correct expresion: Yesterday was COLDER / THE COLDEST day of the year.
THE COLDEST
Choose the correct expresion: Alex is TALLER / THE TALLEST than me.
TALLER
Choose the correct expresion: Is the Amazon LONGER / THE LONGEST river in the world?
THE LONGEST
SUPERLATIVE: There's so much rain! I think this is (BAD) day of summer.
There's so much rain! I think this is THE WORST day of summer.
SUPERLATIVE: I can't buy it. It is (EXPENSIVE) T-shirt in the shop.
I can't buy it. It is MOST EXPENSIVE T-shirt in the shop.
SUPERLATIVE: They are (GOOD) band around these days.
They are THE BEST band around these days.
SUPERLATIVE: Who is (LAZY) kid in your class?
Who is the laziest kid in your class?
COMPARATIVE: I want to buy a (GOOD) camera this time.
I want to buy a BETTER camera this time.
COMPARATIVE: The other book is (INTERESTING) than the one I'm reading now.
The other book is MORE INTERESTING than the one I'm reading now.
COMPARATIVE: Her sister is (YOUNG) than her.
Her sister is YOUNGER than her.
Say the comparative and superlative: YOUNG
younger - the youngest
Say the comparative and superlative: INTERESTING
more interesting - the most interesting
Say the comparative and superlative: HAPPY
happier - the happiest
Say the comparative and superlative: GOOD
better - the best
Say the comparative and superlative: EXPENSIVE
more expensive - the most expensive
Say the comparative and superlative: EASY
easier - the easiest
Say the comparative and superlative: BEAUTIFUL
more beautiful - the most beautiful
Say the comparative and superlative: BAD
worse - the worst
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