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  • Which is the correct superlative form of the adjective "sad"?
    saddest
    most sad
    sadest
    most sadder
  • What is the comparative form of "important"?
    more important
  • What is the opposite of "the most"?
    the least
  • What is the superlative form of "bad"?
    worst
  • Compare these two phones using "not quite as + adjective / adverb + as"
    eg: The phone of the left is NOT QUITE AS large AS the one on the right.
  • What's the mistake? "He is more happier than me"
    He is happier than me
  • She is the ______ girl in her class.
    thinnest
    most thinnest
    thiner
    thinner
  • Compare these two girls using the "as + adjective / adverb + as" sentence structure.
    eg: The girl on the left is AS young AS the girl on the right.
  • How do you make one syllable adjectives into a comparative or superlative? (eg: tall)
    comparative = + er | superlative = + est
  • What is the comparative from of "far"?
    further
  • How do you make three or more syllable adjectives into a comparative or superlative? (eg: intelligent)
    comparative = "more" + | "the most" + adjective
  • Compare these two friends using one of the following words / expressions: "slightly", "a bit", "a little"
    eg: He is SLIGHTLY / A BIT, etc... shorter than his friend.
  • What is the superlative form of "much"?
    most
  • Complete the sentence: A cheetah is ______ (fast) than a lion.
    faster
  • Which of the following is the comparative form of 'old'?
    older
    more older
    oldest
    more old
  • "I am much stronger than him" means the same as...
    He is slightly weaker than me.
    He is not quite as strong as me.
    He is not nearly as strong as me.
    He is a little weaker than me.
  • What is the comparative form of "good"?
    better
  • Compare these two animals using one of the following words / expressions: "much", "far", "a lot", "considerably"
    eg: An elephant is MUCH / FAR, etc... bigger than a mouse.
  • This is the ______ ant I've ever seen.
    most small
    smallest
    smaller
    most smallest
  • What is the comparative form of "much"?
    more
  • Compare these two dogs using the "not as / so + adjective / adverb + as" sentence structure.
    eg: The dog on the left is NOT AS / SO big AS the dog on the right.
  • What is the comparative form of "bad"?
    worse
  • "Eva is by far the best in the team" means the same as...
    Everyone in the team is as good as everyone else.
    Eva's teammates are not nearly as good as she is.
    Eva's teammates are slight worse than her.
    Eva is a bit better than her teammates.
  • "Going to Paris is not quite as quick as going to Rome"
    Going to Paris is slightly slower than going to Rome.
    Going to Rome is by far the quickest of the two.
    Going to Paris is not nearly as fast as going to Rome.
    Going to Paris is slightly quicker than going to Rome.
  • What is the superlative form of "good"?
    best
  • Mount Everest is the ______ mountain in the world.
    most tall
    tallest
    taller
    most tallest
  • Which is the correct comparative form of the adjective "big"?
    more big
    bigger
    biger
    more biger
  • Compare the man in the centre to the others using the phrase "by far"
    eg: The man is BY FAR the tallest in the group.
  • What is the superlative form of "beautiful"?
    most beautiful
  • What's the mistake? "The food here is worst than the other restaurant"
    The food here is worse than the other restaurant.
  • Compare these two forms of transport using the phrase "not nearly as"
    eg: A bike is NOT NEARLY AS fast as a Ferrari.
  • Spell the comparative form of the adjective "hot"?
    h o t t e r
  • What is the superlative form of "far"?
    furthest
  • What is the superlative form of "little"? (when referring to quantity)
    least
  • What is the opposite of "more"?
    less
  • What is the comparative form of "little"? (when referring to quantity)
    less
  • What's the mistake? "It was the worse concert ever!"
    It was the worst concert ever!
  • How do you make one syllable adjectives that end in a single consonant into a comparative or superlative? (eg: fat)
    double the last letter and... comparative = + er | superlative = + est
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