True or false: "Badder" is the correct comparative of "bad."
False
My cousin is ______ me at basketball. (good)
My cousin is better than me at basketball.
A cheetah is ______ a horse. (fast)
A cheetah is faster than a horse.
True or false: "She is as smart as her brother" means they are similar in intelligence.
True
True or False: "Better" is the comparative form of "good."
True
True or false: We can use "as...as" to show equality.
True
Today's homework is ______ yesterday's. (difficult)
Today's homework is more difficult than yesterday's.
My bedroom is ______ my sister's. (tidy - same level)
My bedroom is as tidy as my sister's.
This café isn't ______ the one near my house. (crowded - same level)
This café isn't as crowded as the one near my house.
Winter is usually ______ summer in my country. (cold)
Winter is usually colder than summer in my country.
That restaurant serves ______ food in town. (good)
That restaurant serves the best food in town.
My backpack is ______ yours. (heavy)
My backpack is heavier than yours.
Which animal is ______ in the world? (dangerous)
Which animal is the most dangerous in the world?
True or false: "More beautiful than" is correct to compare in English.
True
True or false: Comparatives never compare two people, places, or things.
False
The Pacific Ocean is ______ ocean on Earth. (large)
The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth.
True or false: Superlatives are often used with "the."
True
True or false: "The most expensive" compares two things.
False
True or false: "The worst" is a comparative form.
False