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Comparative, Superlative Exercises

The document is a worksheet for students to practice forming comparatives and superlatives of adjectives. It contains two exercises - the first is a chart where students must fill in the missing comparative or superlative form of various adjectives. The second exercise provides short sentences for students to complete using comparative or superlative adjectives with context clues about who or what is being compared. The worksheet allows students to practice a foundational grammar concept.

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Comparative, Superlative Exercises

The document is a worksheet for students to practice forming comparatives and superlatives of adjectives. It contains two exercises - the first is a chart where students must fill in the missing comparative or superlative form of various adjectives. The second exercise provides short sentences for students to complete using comparative or superlative adjectives with context clues about who or what is being compared. The worksheet allows students to practice a foundational grammar concept.

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  • Exercise 1: Adjective Completion
  • Exercise 2: Sentence Completion

Comparative and Superlative 201

Name:_____________________
Write the missing adjectives, comparative or superlative words in the chart below.
Be careful of your spelling, and don’t forget "than" or "the" when you need it.
Adjective Comparative Superlative
Ex big bigger than  the biggest
.A
Ex busy  busier than the busiest
.B
Ex exciting  more exciting the most
.C than exciting

1. pretty  
2. tall  

3.   the most interesting

4. good  

5.  happier than 
6.   the saddest

7. unusual  

8.  worse than 
9.   the shortest

10. amazing  

11.  redder than 


12.   the greenest

13. sleepy  

14. wonderful  

15.   the most terrible


16.   the largest

17.  hotter than 


18. expensive  

19.   the oldest

20. fascinating  

Exercise 2
Comparative and Superlative 201
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1. Joe is than Ed. (short)

2. Al is the . (short)

3. Ed is the . (thin)

4. Joe is than Al. (thin)

5. Al has the clothes.


(colourful)

6. Al is than Joe. (heavy)

7. Ed is the . (light)

8. Joe is than Ed. (happy)

9. Ed is the .
(mysterious)

10. Joe is than Ed.


(energetic)
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