COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

Master comparatives and superlatives! Practice forming and using adjective forms with our grammar worksheet.

Complete the table ADJECTIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE big bigger than the biggest small smaller than the smallest long longer than the longest large larger than the largest cheap cheaper than the cheapest expensive more expensive than the most expensive good better than the best bad worse than the worst beautiful more beautiful than the most beautiful terrible more terrible than the most terrible formal more formal than the most formal Compare+ more- less=equal a. The Empire State Building is taller than (tall +) the Madison Square Garden.b. The Guggenheim museum is more impressive than (impressive +) the MoMa.c. The Statue of liberty is more visited than(visited +) the Met.d. Chinatown is as famous as (famous =) the Chrysler building.e. The Bronx is less popular than (popular -)Manhattan Complete with the correct grammatical structure of superlative a. Sydney is the largest (large ) city in Australia.b. Everest is the highest (high) mountain in the world.c. Jupiter is the biggest (big) planet in the solar system.d. Nile is the longest (long) river in Africa.e. Dolphins are the most intelligent (intelligent) sea animals.f. Michael Jackson is the most popular (popular) singer of all time. Comparative or superlative ? 1. My sisterhas a tidier (tidy) room than me.2. Australia isbigger than (big) England.3. I feel better than (good) yesterday.4. He thinks Japanese is themost difficult (difficult) language in the world5 .Paris played worse (bad) than Lyon yesterday.6. Cats are not as intelligent (intelligent) as dogs.7. Show me the best (good) restaurant in your city.8. The hottest (hot) place in the world is in Africa.9. Who is the most amazing (amazing) person that you know?