Unit 2 Grammar Worksheet 2

Name
Irregular Comparatives and Superlatives
1 Complete Adjective Comparative Superlative
the table.
good than the
bad than the
far than the

2 Circle the correct word to complete the sentences.

0. GARY: Taking the subway to school is good / better, but riding my bike is better / the best
than taking the subway.
1. KATE: The park is better than / the best place in the city. I love hanging out there!
2. UNCLE LARRY: The drugstore is far / farthest from my house. But the bank is farther than /
the farthest the drugstore.
3. DAD: Riding a motorcycle is better than / the best riding a bike, but driving a car is
better than / the best.
4. LUCY: Hanging out at the coffee shop is bad / worse, but staying in school is bad / worse.
5. MOM: Taking a plane is bad / worse because it’s so boring. But taking a train is worse than /
the worst flying.

3 Circle the word to complete the opinions, then mark (✓) your opinion.
0. Traveling by car is the better than / worst! I agree. ✓ I disagree.
1. For me, hanging out at the mall is bad / worse than
hanging out at the coffee shop. I agree. I disagree.
2. Taking the bus is better / good, riding a bike is
better / good and walking is better than / the best. I agree. I disagree.
3. In basketball, you have to run far / farther than
in soccer. I agree. I disagree.
4. Of all the sports, you run farther than / the farthest
in table tennis. I agree. I disagree.
5. For me, running is good / better than
swimming. I agree. I disagree.

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