The document provides examples of comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in a table and sample sentences comparing two nouns using a comparative adjective. It gives the rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives and applies them to 14 single-syllable adjectives and 2 multi-syllable adjectives. It then provides 10 photos showing two people or things and a sentence comparing them with a comparative adjective.
The document provides examples of comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in a table and sample sentences comparing two nouns using a comparative adjective. It gives the rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives and applies them to 14 single-syllable adjectives and 2 multi-syllable adjectives. It then provides 10 photos showing two people or things and a sentence comparing them with a comparative adjective.
The document provides examples of comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in a table and sample sentences comparing two nouns using a comparative adjective. It gives the rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives and applies them to 14 single-syllable adjectives and 2 multi-syllable adjectives. It then provides 10 photos showing two people or things and a sentence comparing them with a comparative adjective.
Fill in the table with the correct comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives:
adjective comparative superlative
a. interesting more interesting the most interesting
b. lazy lazier The laziest
c. warm warmer The warmest
d. crowded More crowded The most crowded
e. happy happier The happier
f. quiet quieter The quieter
g. young younger The youngest
h. good better The best
i. boring More boring The most boring
j. clear clearer The clearest
k. pretty prettier The prettiest
l. hot hotter The hottes
m. difficult More difficult The most difficult
n. big bigger The biggest
o. simple simpler The simplest
p. bad worse The worst
2. Look at the photos of the two people or things and make a sentence about them with a comparative adjective and than:
a. (tall) A giraffe is taller than a dog.
b. (healthy) salad is healthier than french fries c. (popular) soccer is more popular than golf d. (hot) Saudi Arabia is hotter than Norway e. (difficult) math class is more difficult than art class f. (cold) winter is colder than summer g. (fast) email is faster than mail h. (scary) lions are scarier than kittens i. (crowded) Tokyo is more crowded than Reykjavik j. (beautiful) nature is more beautiful than garbage k. (bad) prison is worse than parking ticket