NAME: Vairon Stiven hincapié Guerrero DATE :

06/10/2020
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Adjectives cold Adjectives ex-pen-sive
with one with two or
syllable, add: “January is more “This book is
‘the’ + ‘-est’ often the syllables, the most
Irregular
(or ‘-st’) coldest winter add: ‘the’ + expensive book Superlative
month.” in the store.” Adjectives
‘most’
good – the best

Adjectives that 1. bad – the worst

Adjectives with
hap-py end in a single b
two syllables 2. This restaurant
vowel and i
that end in ‘-y’,
change ‘-y’
“John is the consonant: g serves (good) t
happiest double the final
to ‘i’ and letter before far – the farthest
person I “Brazil is the
add: ‘the’ + ‘- adding ‘the’ + ‘- the furthest
know.” biggest country
est’ (or ‘-st’) est’
(or ‘-st’) in South
America.”

 Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences. Study the boxes above.

3. I (tall) person in my family.

4. Jupiter (big) is the biggest planet in our solar system.
5. Elephants (large) are the largest land animals on earth.
6. We bought (expensive) are the most expensive TV in the store.
7. Which sports do you think (dangerous) are the most dangerous ?
8. My cat (lazy) is the laziest animal I know.he best food in
town.
9. I think math (difficult) is the most difficult subject.
10. What (long) is the longest word in English that you know?
11. He (strange) is the strangest man in the story.
12. Last week, I had (bad) the worst time of my life!
13. Which place (hot) is the hottest place on earth?

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 14. I think it (funny) is the funniest show on television.
15. My friend (interesting) is the most interesting person I know.
16. Who (famous) is the most famous person in your country?

Fill in the missing forms of the degrees

Adjective , Comparative , Superlative
High , higher , The highest
small , Smaller , The smallest
large , larger , The largest
Heavy , heavier , The heaviest
new , Newer , The newest
interesting , More interesting , The most intelligent
Beautiful , More beautiful , The most beautiful
creative , More creative , The most creative
careful , More careful , The most careful
Bad , worse , The worst
good , Better , The best
Far , further , The furthest

Fill in the correct form of the word:

July is the hottest (hot) month of the year.

April is the warmest (warm) than January.
November is the c (cold) than September.
It is the oldest (old) tree in this park.
My mobile is more expensive (expensive) than yours.
This text is the easiest (easy) text in the book.
It is the most boring (boring) film this week.
Pam’s hair is longer (long) than Kate’s hair.
Eiffel Tower Is more famous (famous) place in Paris.
The chocolate cakes the best (good) in this shop.
Your car is cheaper (cheap) than mine.
Bob is taller (tall) than Nick.

Correct the mistakes

I have the heavier bag.

I have the heaviest bag

Tom is best in our group.

Tom is the best in our group

Helen is thin than Pam.

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Helen is thinner than pam

Mona is happiest than Liz.

Mona is happier than liz

Tony is the oldest than Pete.

Tony is older than pete

This apple is the sweeter.

This apples in the sweetest

Your watch is cheapest than mine.

Your watch is cheaper than mine

The three is the older in the street.

The three Is the oldest in the street

My house is the most expensive than yours.

My house is more expensive than yours

This animal is most dangerous in the zoo.

This animal is the most dangerous in the zoo

Sam gets up earliest than Mike.

Sam gets up earlier than mike

May is the warmest than March.

May is warmer than march

Choose the correct answer:

Mary is taller than Kate

tall b) tallerc) the tallest

Tom is shorter than Bob.

shortb) shorterc) the shortest

It is bigger size of the dress.

bigb) biggerc) the biggest

Peter is the best runner at school.

goodb) betterc) the best

Tim is more helpful than his cousin.

Helpful b) more helpful c) the most helpful

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