(Ex 1.) Give the comparative and superlative form of the following words when possible. Then put a tick (ã) if the word is an adjective.
(Ex 2.) Complete the following sentences. Use the comparative form of one of these adjectives. Use each word only once. Add 'than' if necessary.
good, interesting, important, fat, high, difficult, lazy, interested, easy, old
1. My exam results are good. They are last year.
2. I think that speaking is writing. I don't find speaking difficult.
3. It is to be healthy than wealthy.
4. Mount Everest is Mont Blanc.
5. I am eating too much. I am much I was last month.
6. This exercise is very easy. Can you give me something ?
7. My mother is 42 but my father is much . He's 73.
8. Julietta never goes out. She's in studying for university.
9. His first book was boring but this one is .
10. Robert is anyone I know. He never lifts a finger to work.
(Ex 3.) Choose the correct form in the following sentences.
1. Yesterday we played our (worse, worst) concert.
2. I am (more hungrier, hungrier) now.
3. Who is the (shorter, more shorter, most short, shortest) of the four sisters?
4. Is this the (best, better, more better, most best ) value that you have?
5. John is the (most happiest, happiest) kid I know.
(Ex 4.) Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets
e.g. She can swim faster than me. (fast)
We all went to bed very late, but Kathy went to bed the latest. (late)
The film wasn't as interesting as we expected. (interesting)
1. It was driving I have ever seen. (good)
2. Peter sang than all the others. (loud)
3. The holiday wasn't the one we had last year. (expensive)
4. She's a good student. She works than the others. (carefully)
5. Would you play please? I'm trying to sleep. (quietly)
6. My mother wakes up than me. (early)
7. I tried than last time, but still I didnft manage to pass the exam. (hard)
8. They are all good singers, but Aliki can sing the . (well)
9. We all swam very far, but Manuel swam the . (far)
10. I can jump than you. (high)
