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Comparatives & Superlatives 3.0
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Trains are .... cars.
more slower
slower than
faster than
more faster
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Which animal is heavier, the lion or the elephant?
The elephant is heavier than the lion.
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Do we need "the" before a superlative?
Yes
No
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Which animal is the slowest?
The snail is the slowest.
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Sam is the...(tall)
tallest.
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Do we use "than" after a comparative or a superlative?
comparative
superlative
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Which animal is the smallest?
The hedgehog is the smallest.
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Molly is the...(small)
smallest.
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What is the correct superlative for "bad"?
the worst
the most bad
the baddest
badder than
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Do we say "more good than" or "better than" when comparing two things?
better than
more good than
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My house is... in our neighbourhood.
larger than
the most larger
the largest
more large
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Which animal is the lightest?
The hamster is the lightest.
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Which animal is the fastest?
The cheetah is the fastest.
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Which animal is lighter, the skunk or the frog?
The frog is lighter than the skunk.
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Which animal is the heaviest?
The rhino is the heaviest.
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Eating vegetables is...only eating meat.
healthier than
healthy than
the healthiest
healthier
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Which animal is the largest?
The polar bear is the largest.
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Which animal is slower, the turtle or the fox?
The turtle is slower than the fox.
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Which animal is faster, the horse or the cheetah?
The cheetah is faster than the horse.
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If I say, "Tokyo is bigger than London", are we talking about one city or two?
Two
One
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Your dog runs... my dog.
the most fastest
faster than
more faster
the fastest
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If she is the youngest in her class, is there anyone else younger than her?
Yes
No
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Can there be two "most expensive" restaurants in the same city?
Yes
No
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