comparative and superlative: clean
cleaner, the cleanest
comparative and superlative: expensive
more expensive, the most expensive
comparative and superlative: angry
angrier, the angriest
comparative and superlative: thin
thinner, the thinnest
comparative and superlative: little (as in not a lot)
less, the least
This man is more interesting than anyone else on Earth. He is _____ man in the world.
the most interesting
comparative and superlative: good
better, the best
comparative and superlative: fat
fatterm, the fattest
comparative and superlative: modern
more modern, the most modern
comparative and superlative: weak
weaker, the weakest
The first shoe has a high heel. What are the other two and how are they spelled?
higher, the highest
Sperm Whales are shorter than Blue Whales but longer than Killer Whales. Humpback Whales are longer than Sperm Whales and Killer Whales, but they are shorter than Blue Whales. Which whale is the longest whale?
Blue Whales are the longest whales.
comparative and superlative: pretty
prettier, the prettiest
comparative and superlative: intelligent
more intelligent, the most intelligent
comparative and superlative: basic
more basic, the most basic
comparative and superlative: stupid
more stupid, the most stupid
The first dog is dirty. What are the other two and how are they spelled?
dirtier, the dirtiest
comparative and superlative: slim
slimmer, the slimmest
Ms. Paulina is _____ teacher ever. Say and spell your answer.
the best (of course)
The first weight is heavy. What are the next two and how are they spelled?
heavier, the heaviest
The first flower is small. What are the other two and how are they spelled?
smaller, the smallest
comparative and superlative: sunny
sunnier, the sunniest
That is _____ bowl of noodles I've ever seen! Fill in the blank and spell your answer.
the biggest/the largest
comparative and superlative: cloudy
cloudier, the cloudiest
comparative and superlative: ugly
uglier, the ugliest
comparative and superlative: bad
worse, the worst
comparative and superlative: far
farther, the farthest
comparative and superlative: big
bigger, the biggest
comparative and superlative: bored
more bored, the most bored
The first box has some fries. What about the other two boxes? Use complete sentences to answer.
The second box has more fries and the third has the most fries.