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    Comparatives and Superlatives PRACTICE

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    The document provides a lesson on comparative and superlative adjectives in English. It lists common rules for forming comparatives and superlatives, including adding "-er" and "-est" to short adjectives and using "more" and "most" with long adjectives. It then provides exercises for students to demonstrate their understanding by choosing the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives in sentences and writing out the forms for given adjectives.

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    Comparatives and Superlatives PRACTICE

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    The document provides a lesson on comparative and superlative adjectives in English. It lists common rules for forming comparatives and superlatives, including adding "-er" and "-est" to short adjectives and using "more" and "most" with long adjectives. It then provides exercises for students to demonstrate their understanding by choosing the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives in sentences and writing out the forms for given adjectives.

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    The document provides a lesson on comparative and superlative adjectives in English. It lists common rules for forming comparatives and superlatives, including adding "-er" and "-est" to short adjectives and using "more" and "most" with long adjectives. It then provides exercises for students to demonstrate their understanding by choosing the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives in sentences and writing out the forms for given adjectives.

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    Comparatives and Superlatives PRACTICE

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    The document provides a lesson on comparative and superlative adjectives in English. It lists common rules for forming comparatives and superlatives, including adding "-er" and "-est" to short adjectives and using "more" and "most" with long adjectives. It then provides exercises for students to demonstrate their understanding by choosing the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives in sentences and writing out the forms for given adjectives.

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    Name: …………………………………

    Date: ……………………………………

    Rule Positive Comparative Superlative Positive Comparative Superlative

    Irregular Forms
    Add er /est to the end fast faster fastest good better best
    of short adjectives. tall taller tallest bad worse worst
    Use more/most before foolish more foolish most foolish little less least
    long adjectives. helpful more stupid most stupid many more most

    A. Choose the correct answer. B. Write the correct form of adjective.


    1. Kevin is (brilliant) 1. February is (short) ………………………………… month
    ……………………………………… student of the year.
    in math. He always gets the
    2. Summer is (hot) ……………………………… season,
    (high) …………………………… grades
    but winter is the (cold) ………………………
    in the class.
    3. Getting a job is becoming (hard)
    2. They’re the (happy) …………………
    …………………………… before.
    couple in the world. They will
    live (good) ………………………… days 4. Russia is the (large) ……………………………………
    of their life together. country in the world and Vatican City is
    (small) ……………………………………….
    3. Vegetables are usually (cheap)
    5. Today’s meal was (bad) ………………………… meal
    ………………………… meat, but
    bread is the (cheap) he has ever eaten.
    ………………………………… of all. 6. It is (safe) ………………………………… to put your
    money in a bank than putting it at home.
    4. Today, we saw one of (old)
    7. Sarah is (pretty) …………………………………… Jenny,
    ………………………… castles in this
    country, but it was not (large) but Jenny is (slim) ……………………………….
    ……………………………………. 8. Cities are usually (noisy) …………………………………
    countries.
    5. Mr. Williams is working hard,
    9. Jim and Joe were racing today. They wanted
    so he can get (rich) …………………
    and (rich) ………………………… each to see who can go (far) …………………………… the
    day. other.
    10. Alan is (popular) …………………………… student at
    6. This year, gas prices got
    our school. Everybody loves her.
    (high) …………………………… last
    year. People are using public 11. I prefer this dress to the other one. It’s
    transports more now. (comfortable) …………………………………………….
    12. Who is (young) …………………………… member in
    7. The police are looking for this
    your family?
    man. He is (dangerous)
    ……………………………………………………… 13. Do you know which country is (populated)
    criminal in the city. ……………………………………… in the world?
    14. Statistics show that driving your own car is
    8. Rick is lost. He is trying to
    find (quick) ………………………… and (dangerous) ………………………………… flying in an
    (short) ………………………………… airplane.
    way to his home before it gets 15. Do you have any (far) ……………………… questions
    (dark) ………………………………. to ask about this lesson?

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