1. Write the comparative and the superlative forms of the following adjectives.

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE

old Older Oldest
big Bigger Biggest
heavy Heavier Heaviest
exciting More exciting Most exciting
good Better Best
hot Hotter Hottest
bad Worse Worst
nice Nicer Nicest
easy Easier Easiest
small Smaller Smallest
difficult More difficult Most difficult
2. Fill in the gaps with the comparative form of the adjectives in brackets

a) My bag is ..........bigger than.............................(big) yours

b) Studying is ............important more than ...........................(important) playing computer games.

c) A kilo of rocks isn’t .....................heavier than...............(heavy) a kilo of sugar.

d) Cristiano Ronaldo is ......famous more than ............................(famous) Bill Gates

e) I think that cats are ................better ...................(good) pets ......than..........dogs

f) Killing is a ..........worst ..crime ...............(crime).....................stealing.

g) A Fiat car is ..................cheaper .........(cheap) a Ferrari.

3. Use the superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.

a) Wall- Mart is …………………. (rich) group of shops in the world. It sells $ 82.5 billion every year.
b) Toys’R’ Us has got largest ……………….. (large) toys shop in the world. It’s 6,038.5m.
c) The BiC Crystal pen is ……most popular …………….(popular) pen in the world: people buy 15 million every
day.
d) ………… most expensive …………………….. (expensive) shoes that you can buy in a shop cost $ 13,600
e) At 338 km/h, the Lamborghini Diablo GT is ……fastest ………….. (fast) road car that you can buy.
f) Casa Botín in Madrid is ………oldest …………… (old) restaurant in the world. It opened in 1725.
4. Fill in the gaps with the comparative of or the superlative forms of the adjectives given.

In a survey of 2,000 British kids in a teenage magazine, the kids voted that science teachers are
the .............................(boring) of all. The ..........most popular .............(popular) subjects in the survey are art,
PE and English. English is ......most popular ...................(popular) than maths. That’s possibly because many
students find maths ..........most difficult ..................(difficult) than English and their maths marks are
.................worst.............(bad) than their English marks. For the majority of students PE is the ........easiest
...............(easy) subject of all, and the ..........funniest .............(funny)! 16% of the kids love school and 70%
think it’s K-it’s .............best.............(good) than staying at home all day. Perhaps the .........worst
....................(bad) thing of all about school is homework. Most 15-year-old students spend 1 hours 28
minutes on homework each week.