Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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He isn't as ... you. (smart)

smart as

In our office, Jill works the ... (hard)

hardest

Of the three brothers, Brian runs the ... (fast)

fastest

York is a bit ... than Leeds. (far)

farther / further

Although my team played..., they didn't win the tournament. (well)

the best

You need to check your work a little...for spelling mistakes. (carefully)

more carefully

This is my ... chore. I hate it! (exciting)

least exciting

He is ... painter in England. (famous)

the most famous

This exam was ... the exam in May. (easy)

easier than

He's ... student in the class; he's never prepared. (hardworking).

the least hardworking

She began to speak ... when the conversation started. (quickly)

more quickly

This is going to be ... show you have ever seen. (big)

the biggest

I forget things ... nowadays. (often)

more often

What's ... book you've ever read? (inspiring)

the most inspiring

We work ... now with the new manager. (happily)

more happily

What is ... option in the menu? (healthy)

the healthiest

They are working ... now. (hard)

harder

You look much ... last year. (thin)

thinner

My great-grandmother is ... person in the family. (old)

the eldest / oldest

Julie's guests were...than she expected. (early)

earlier

The south is ... the north. (hot)

hotter than

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