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    This document provides examples of how to form the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in English. For the comparative, it either uses "-er" or "more" to compare two items. For the superlative, it uses "the most" or "the least" structure to compare three or more items. It gives 10 examples for each, asking the reader to fill in the blank with the appropriate comparative or superlative form of the adjective provided in parentheses.

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    This document provides examples of how to form the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in English. For the comparative, it either uses "-er" or "more" to compare two items. For the superlative, it uses "the most" or "the least" structure to compare three or more items. It gives 10 examples for each, asking the reader to fill in the blank with the appropriate comparative or superlative form of the adjective provided in parentheses.

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    Adjectives of Comparison

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    This document provides examples of how to form the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in English. For the comparative, it either uses "-er" or "more" to compare two items. For the superlative, it uses "the most" or "the least" structure to compare three or more items. It gives 10 examples for each, asking the reader to fill in the blank with the appropriate comparative or superlative form of the adjective provided in parentheses.

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    Adjectives of Comparison

    Comparative

    Make the comparative form. If its possible, use er. If not, use more.

    1) Dogs are ________________________ (intelligent) than rabbits.

    2) Lucy is ________________________ (old) than Ellie.

    3) Russia is far ________________________ (large) than the UK.

    4) My Latin class is ________________________ (boring) than my English class.

    5) In the UK, the streets are generally ________________________ (narrow) than in the
    USA.

    6) London is ________________________ (busy) than Glasgow.

    7) Julie is ________________________ (quiet) than her sister.

    8) Amanda is ________________________ (ambitious) than her classmates.

    9) My garden is a lot ________________________ (colourful) than this park.

    10) His house is a bit ________________________ (comfortable) than a hotel.

    Superlative

    1) Our house is ________________________ (big) in the street.

    2) He is the ________________________ (old) of four children.

    3) ________________________ (old) man in the world is 120 years old.

    4) Don't go there - it's ________________________ (expensive) shop in the town.

    5) My brother says The Beatles were ________________________ (good) group ever.

    6) The Nile is ________________________ (long) river in the world.

    7) Everest is ________________________ (high) mountain in the world.

    8) Is the president ________________________ (important) man in the country?

    9) Sam is a terrible footballer - he's ________________________ (bad) player in the team.

    10) What's the ________________________ (large) city in the world?

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