Title: Comparatives/Superlatives Worksheet

P OSTCARDS 2
Grammar
Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives;
as + adjective + as

1. T he crossed out words have mistakes. Find the mistakes. Write the correct form.

A: How’s it going? How’s your new math teacher?

B : S he’s more nice than She‛snicerthan the one I had las t year. And s he’s a
more good teacher _________________________, too.
A: Is the math eas yer _________________________?
B : No, it’s difficulter, but the clas s is more interes ting
_________________________.
A: And are you bes t s tudent _________________________ in the class?
B : Are you kidding? I hope I’m not the baddes t _________________________ .
Math is not my thing.
A: Mine neither. It’s as harder as _________________________ science. I hate
both subjects. Too bad we can’t do just music and art all the time.
B: Yeah. They’re a lot more fun.

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Title: Comparatives/Superlatives Worksheet

P OSTCARDS 2
Grammar
Comparative forms of adjectives
2. Look at the pictures on page 8 of your Student Book. Write sentences about the
people. Use the clues.

1. Sid and Mel – heavy Mel is heavier than Sid.

2. Sid and Mel – s hort
3. Sid and Mel – tall
4. Ann’s hair and Tina’s hair – short
5. Ann’s hair and Tina’s hair – long
6. Jenny and Lena – young
7. Jenny and Lena – old
8. Drew and Tom – s trong
9. Drew’s eyes and Tom’s eyes – big

Superlative forms of adjectives

3. Look at the people on page 4 of your Student Book. Com
plete the questions.

1. Who’s (serious) the most serious ?

2. Who’s (pretty) _________________ ___ ?
3. Who’s (handsom e) _________________ ___ ?
4. Who’s (old) ___________________ _?
5. Who’s (talent ed) _________________ ___ ?
6. Who’s (athletic) _________________ ___ ?
7. Who’s (friendly) ___________________ _?
8. Who’s (young) ____________________ ?
9. Who’s from (f ar) ____________________ away?

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