Comparative and superlative

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Subjects
English
Grades
100
Language
ENG
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Comparative and Superlative Watch the video and fill in the notes as you watch! As you watch the video, fill in the blanks! Superlative shows which one is the most.Comparative compares, it doesn't mean one is best.A noun is a person, place, or thing.Gina is taller than Chris.Your blue car is the slowest, hurry up!While I cuddled with the sweetest cat in all of Atlanta! Comparative Fill in the correct responses. Original Word Comparative Form Superlative Form Sloppy sloppier sloppiest Deep deeper deepest Bad worse worst Outrageous more outrageous most outrageous Crazy crazier craziest Good better best Ugly uglier ugliest Clear clearer clearest Noticeable more noticeable most noticeable Bright brighter brightest Interesting more interesting most interesting Low lower lowest Old older oldest Large larger largest You've been invited to a Quizizz game When you are finished with the table, play the Quizizz! Quizizz

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