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Comparative Adjectives (Class and Exercises)
Comparative Adjectives (Class and Exercises)
Comparative Adjectives (Class and Exercises)
Examples:
RULES
Common Comparative Explanation
adjective adjective
Short Shorter One syllable adjective, it is only
Long Longer added “er”
Big Bigger One syllable adjective and ending in
Thin Thinner consonant-vowel-consonant, the last
Hot Hotter consonant is duplicated and added
“er”. Excep. “w” and “x”
Happy Happier Adjectives ending in “y” preceding by
Easy Easier consonant, Change “y” by “i” and
Busy Busier added “er”
Famous More famous Two or more syllable adjectives, the
Important More important word “more” is placed before the
comfortable More comfortable adjective
Good Better They are irregular adjectives, no
Bad Worse rules to change
little Less
EXERCISE. WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE FOLLOWING
ADJECTIVES:
SENTENCES
a) My brother has a ___________________ (tidy) room than me.
b) Australia is __________________________ (big) than England.
c) I'm ___________________________________ (good) now than yesterday.
d) She's got ____________________________ (little) friends than you, but she doesn't
care.
e) Daniel is _____________________________ player(bad) than Robert.
f) Cats are ______________________________ (intelligent) than dogs.
g) The red jacket is ___________________ (cheap) than the blue jacket.
h) The shoes are ___________________ (nice) than the boots.
i) The pink socks are __________________ (expensive) than the white socks.
j) The brown sweater is ______________ (good) than the blue sweater.
k) The chocolate looks ________________ (bad) than the candy.
l) The radio is __________________________ (new) than the DVD player.
m) The CDs are___________________________ (old) than the DVDs.
n) These apples are ___________________ (bright) than those apples.
o) This dress is _________________________ (beautiful) than that dress.