My brother is _________ person in our family. (tall)
the tallest
What are the comparative and superlartive forms of the adjective BAD?
baddier and baddiest
worse and the worst
bader and the badest
worsier and worsest
This garden is ________ than the one downtown. (beautiful)
more beautiful
What are the comparative and superlartive forms of the adjective EXPENSIVE?
more expensive and most expensive
expensiver and more expensive
most expense and more expense
expensiver and expensiest
Driving in heavy rain is ________ than driving on a sunny day. (dangerous)
more dangerous
This website is __________ than the others, but the official government website is ____________ source. (reliable)
more reliable / the most reliable
The blue whale is _________ animal on Earth. (big)
the biggest
The sofa is the ___________ seat in the house. (comfortable)
most comfortable
I'm _______ now than I was a year ago, and my graduation day was the ___________ day of my life. (happy)
happier / happiest
Question 5 was ________ than question 7, but question 12 was ________ on the test. (easy)
easier / the easiest
My English teacher is __________ person I know. (patient)
the most patient
Russia is _______ than France. (large)
larger
What are the comparative and superlartive forms of the adjective BIG?
BIGGER and BIGGEST
I think she is _________ actress in Hollywood. (talented)
the most talented
more talented than
more talented
talentedest
The weather today is __________ than it was yesterday. (bad)
worse
How do we form comparative and superlative adjectives in English? Can you explain the main rules?
The city center is __________ on Saturdays. (crowded)
more crowded
crowder
crowdiest
most crowded
A homemade meal is _____________ than fast food, but a balanced diet is the __________ choice. (healthy)
healthier / healthiest
This is __________ book I have ever read. (good)
the best
This book is _____________ than the last one I read. (interesting)
more interesting