Comparative& Superlatives

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One syllable tall nice

COMPARATIVE + than + er or + r

the + SUPERLATIVE + est or + st

taller nicer

tallest nicest

double the final consonant when there’s only one vowel preceding it big sad

bigger sadder

biggest saddest

Two syllables

COMPARATIVE + than + er

the + SUPERLATIVE +est

ending in –er clever ending in –y happy ending in –ow yellow ending in -le simple ending in –ure secure

cleverer cleverest happier (-y + ier) happiest (-y + iest) yellower yellowest simpler simplest securer securest and the adjectives: handsome, polite, pleasant, common and quiet

other endings boring correct

Three syllables or more important

more+ adjective

most + adjective

more boring more correct

most boring most correct

COMPARATIVE + than more+ adjective

the + SUPERLATIVE most + adjective

more important

most important

Irregular comparatives and superlatives good bad little much far

better worse less more further/farther

best worst least most furthest/farthest

Fill in the comparative That mountain is (high) …………………………………………that one. Spain is (sunny) ………………………………………………. Germany. A train is (expensive)………………………………………….. a bicycle. Susan is (intelligent) ……………………………………………….. Fred.

Fill in the superlative He is (famous)…………………………………...………. man in the world.

She is (tall) ……………………… girl in class.

Complete.

superlative

comparative

Compare

silly

…………………

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high/flat/house

dangerous

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quiet

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far/Canada/Spain

comfortable

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modern

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yellow/sun/moon

famous

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long

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reliable/friend/stranger

good

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………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………….. ……………………………………………………. …………………………………………

Fill in. (fast)

A dog is ……………………………., a lion is …………………………………… but a cheetah is ………………………………………………

(heavy)

A bike is ……………………………., a motorbike is ………………………..…… but a trike is ….. ………………………………………….…

(tall)

A child is ……………………………., his parent is ……………………………… but a giant is …………………………………………………

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