Worksheet 1 – Name the vehicle and complete the sentence so

that it makes sense.

A ……………………… …………….
is better than a
………………………………………..
1 …………………………………… 2 ……………………………………..

A/an ………………………………….
isn’t as dangerous as a/an
………………………………………..

3……………………………………. 4 ……………………………….

The ………………………..………

is faster than the

……………………..……………..

6 ………………………………..
5 ………………………………………

The…………………………………....
isn’t as big as the
…………………………………..…..

7 ……………………………………..
8 ………………………………………

The ……………………………….
is not as dangerous as the
…………………………………….

10 ………………………………….....
9 ………………………………………….
Worksheet 2 – Let’s remember 
1. The word that describes a noun is called an A _ _ _ _ _ _ _E
e.g. The car is nicer than I thought.

2. Adjectives can be L _ _ G or S _ _ _ T.
e.g. beautiful vs. calm

3. This form is called THE C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E because we use it to compare two or more things:
e.g. Cars are faster than scooters, but scooters are faster than skateboards.
Hermione Granger is more intelligent than the other students.

 Short adjectives - > The raccoon is cute……..….. than a

bear.
Rule: short adj. + ……………………

 Long adjectives - > A fox is ..……....... charming than a

lizard.
Rule: …………………… + long adj.

 To compare we use the expressions:

a. ……………………………………………………………………….
e.g. …………………………………………………………………...

b. ………………………………………………………………………..
e.g. ……………………………………………………………………

4. This form is called THE S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E because we use it when expressing the highest or a very
high degree of a quality.
e.g. Harry Potter is the bravest student in Hogwarts.
Albus Dumbledore is the most famous headmaster in wizarding history.

 Short adjectives - > Severus Snape is the mean……..….. Hogwarts professor.

Rule: ……………….. + short adj. + ……………………

 Long adjectives - > Professor McGonagall is …………………….. demanding when

it comes to homework.
Rule: ………………………….. + long adj.
5. Irregular adjectives – Can you complete?

good

worse

the furthest

1. Complete the sentences with a comparative form of an

adjective or an adverb from the list:
fast / bad / far / cute / hot / difficult / good / long

Cats are __________ than dogs.

b) The weather in Kenya is __________ than in Italy.
c) Lucy’s brother can speak English __________ than her.
d) The Finnish ice hockey team is __________ than the Italian
one.
e) The journey home by train takes __________ than by
plane.
f) New York is __________ from Sydney than Hong Kong.
g) Hungarian is __________ than Spanish.
h) Our team played __________ than the other one, that’s
why we lost.
2. Rewrite 3 sentences from exercise 1 using “as + adjective +
as” so that they mean the same. Use the same adjective.
a)
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b)
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c)
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