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    The document provides examples and exercises for using comparative and superlative adjectives in English. For the comparative adjective exercise, learners are asked to fill in the blank with the comparative form of adjectives such as "intelligent", "old", and "large". For the superlative adjective exercise, learners must fill in the blank with "the" when necessary to indicate the superlative form of adjectives like "highest", "oldest", and "cheapest". The exercises are meant to practice forming and using comparative and superlative adjectives correctly in sentences.

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    The document provides examples and exercises for using comparative and superlative adjectives in English. For the comparative adjective exercise, learners are asked to fill in the blank with the comparative form of adjectives such as "intelligent", "old", and "large". For the superlative adjective exercise, learners must fill in the blank with "the" when necessary to indicate the superlative form of adjectives like "highest", "oldest", and "cheapest". The exercises are meant to practice forming and using comparative and superlative adjectives correctly in sentences.

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    Comparative Adjectives

    Exercise 1
    Make the comparative form. If it’s possible, use ‘er’. If not, use ‘more’.

    1.Dogs are _________________________________ (intelligent) than rabbits.

    2. Lucy is _________________________________ (old) than Ellie.


    3. Russia is far _________________________________ (large) than the UK.
    4. My Latin class is _________________________________ (boring) than my English
    class.
    5. In the UK, the streets are generally _________________________________
    (narrow) than the streets in the USA.
    6. London is _________________________________ (busy) than Glasgow.
    7. Julie is _________________________________ (quiet) than her sister.
    8. Amanda is _________________________________ (ambitious) than her classmates.
    9. My garden is a lot _________________________________ (colourful) than this
    park.
    10. His house is a bit _________________________________ (comfortable) than a
    hotel.

    Select the correct adjective.

    1. Beth is ______than Eduardo.

    more short

    short

    shorter

    2. The blue dress is ______ than the yellow dress.

    beautiful

    most beautiful
    more beautiful

    3. My cat is ______ than your cat.

    big

    bigger

    more big

    4. His kitchen is _______ than her kitchen.

    cleaner

    more clean

    clean

    5. This test is ______ than the test we took yesterday.

    more difficult

    most difficult

    difficult

    6. The brown bird is ______ than the yellow bird.

    more little

    small

    smaller

    7. His headache was bad yesterday. Today it is ______.

    worse

    bad
    worst

    8. Yesterday I was sick. Today I feel ______.

    more better

    better

    good

    9. John is ______ than he was yesterday.

    more sick

    sickest

    sicker

    10. The boys are ______ today than they were yesterday.

    happier

    more happy

    happy
    Superlatives with ‘The’ Exercise 2

    Fill the gap with the if it’s necessary. If you can choose, use ‘no article’ (Ø).

    1. Everest is ______ highest mountain in the world.

    2. Who is ______ oldest person in your family?

    3. This dress was ______ cheapest.

    4. Which language do you think is ______ easiest to learn?

    5. This book is ______ most serious one on the topic.

    6. I think that one over there is ______ strongest horse.

    7. This film is ______ shortest.

    8. She’s ______ fastest runner in her school.

    9. That suitcase is ______ lightest.

    10. Out of all the cities in Europe, London is ______ biggest.

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