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Comparartives and Superlatives

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  • What’s the ... (good) movie you’ve ever seen, and what’s the ... (bad)?
    What’s the best movie you’ve ever seen, and what’s the worst?
  • Don’t tell him anything. The ... (little) he knows, the ... (good).
    Don’t tell him anything. The less he knows, the better.
  • Everest is ... (high) mountain in the world. It is ... (high) than any other mountain.
    Everest is the highest mountain in the world. It is higher than any other mountain.
  • Sometimes my job is a bit boring. I’d like to do something ... (interesting).
    Sometimes my job is a bit boring. I’d like to do something more interesting.
  • It was a difficult question. I answered it ... (well) I could
    It was a difficult question. I answered it as well as I could.
  • You hardly ever call me. Why don’t you call me ... (often)?
    You hardly ever call me. Why don’t you call me more often?
  • I’ll let you know as ... (soon) as I have any more news
    I’ll let you know as soon as I have any more news.
  • You’re ... (old) than me.
    You’re older than me.
  • What was the ... (happy) day of your life?
    What was the happiest day of your life?
  • I was feeling tired last night, so I went to bed ... (early) than usual.
    I was feeling tired last night, so I went to bed earlier than usual.
  • What’s ... (quick) way to get to the station?
    What’s the quickest way to get to the station?
  • What’s the ... (important) decision you’ve ever made?
    What’s the most important decision you’ve ever made?
  • That church is the ... (old) building in the town.
    That church is the oldest building in the town.
  • Your English has improved. It’s ... (good) than it was.
    Your English has improved. It’s better than it was.
  • Yesterday was the ... (hot) day of the year.
    Yesterday was the hottest day of the year.
  • I’d like to have a ... (reliable) car. The one I have keeps breaking down.
    I’d like to have a more reliable car. The one I have keeps breaking down.
  • The more time I have, the ... (long) it takes me to do things.
    The more time I have, the longer it takes me to do things.
  • Unfortunately the problem was ... (serious) than we thought at first.
    Unfortunately the problem was more serious than we thought at first.
  • Sorry about my mistake. I’ll try and be ... (careful) in future.
    Sorry about my mistake. I’ll try and be more careful in future.
  • You’re too near the camera. Can you move a bit ... (far) away?
    You’re too near the camera. Can you move a bit futher/farther away&
  • Health and happiness are ... (important) than money.
    Health and happiness are more important than money.
  • Can you walk a bit ... (slowly)?
    Can you walk a bit more slowly?
  • How long can I stay with you? You can stay ... (long) you like.
    How long can I stay with you? You can stay as long as you like.
  • You’re talking very loudly. Can you speak ... (quietly)?
    You’re talking very loudly. Can you speak more quietly?
  • The exam was quite easy – ... (easy) than I expected.
    The exam was quite easy – easier than I expected.