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GA LP plus: Comparatives and superlatives

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  • Think of the comparative and superlative forms of 'bad'. What's the first letter?
    The letter w
  • The countryside around London isn't as beautiful (...) the Plymouth countryside.
    as
  • Think of the comparative form of the word 'bad'. What's the last letter?
    The letter e
  • Which is right: 'famouser' or 'more famous'?
    more famous
  • Ben says China Town isn't as (cool) as Brick Lane.
    cool
  • Munich isn't as (expensive) as London.
    expensive
  • The idea of making waxworks of famous people is the (crazy) idea of all time.
    craziest
  • The (famous) sight in London is probably Big Ben.
    most famous
  • The problem of pickpockets (Taschendiebe) is (bad) in London than in Munich.
    worse
  • The Houses of Parliament are definitely older (...) the London Eye!
    than
  • The Tower of London is one of the (popular) attractions.
    most popular
  • Think of the comparative (-er) form of tidy. What is the fourth letter?
    The letter i
  • What is (...) highest building in London?
    the
  • Plymouth is a safer place (...) London.
    than
  • The comparative (-er) form of 'nice' has how many letters?
    five
  • The Docklands Light Railway is the (new) train line in London.
    newest
  • It's hard to say which is the (dangerous) part of London.
    most dangerous
  • What was the (bad) part of your weekend in London?
    worst
  • The London Eye is (tall) than the Houses of Parliament.
    taller
  • The (hot) part of London Zoo is the tropical part.
    hottest
  • Which is right: 'faster' or 'more fast'?
    faster
  • The museum is (interesting) than the Shard.
    more interesting
  • Think of the comparative (-er) form of 'far'. What is the fourth letter?
    The letter t
  • Li says the (cool) part of London is China Town.
    coolest
  • Do you really think Buckingham Palace is the (boring) sight?
    most boring
  • The Tube is one of the (interesting) things about London.
    most interesting
  • Is the Wembley stadium (...) big as the Allianz-Arena?
    as
  • One of (...) worst things about a holiday in England is the rain.
    the
  • The Wetlands Centre is (quiet) than the city centre.
    quieter
  • Ben says that the curry restaurants in Brick Lane are the (good) thing about London.
    best
  • Think of the superlative (-est) form of cheap. How many letters does it have?
    eight
  • Think of the superlative (est) form of 'big'. How many letters does it have?
    seven
  • The London Dungeon is (exciting) than Buckingham Palace.
    more exciting
  • Li says the people in London are friendlier (...) the people in Plymouth.
    than
  • Buses aren't (...) fast as the Tube.
    as
  • Think of the comparative (-er) form of 'good'. What's the third letter?
    The letter t