COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

Complete the sentences with the comparative or superlative

form of the adjectives in brackets.

1.- My sister is more intelligent than my brother.

(intelligent)
2.- The blue whale is the biggest animal. (big)
3.- Iceland is colder than Spain (cold)
4.- This is the best book I’ve ever read. (good)
5.- My neighbor luckiest is person I know (lucky)
6.- Friday is the busiest day of the week. (busy)
7.- These trainers are much cheaper than those. (cheap)
8.- Frank works hardest most people. (hard)
9.- I’m better at English than you. (good)
10.- Today has been hottest day of the year. (hot)
11.- This is worst CD I’ve ever listened. (bad)
12.- English is easier than Japanese. (easy)
13.- Which Mountain is highest in the world. (high)
14.- John is more clever than his brother. (clever)
15.- English is more useful than Latin. (useful)
16.- What is the most common word in English?
(common)
17.- The Nile is longest river in the world. (long)
18.- This is my oldest brother. Mary is their oldest
daughter (old, old)
19.- That skyscraper is one of tallest buildings in the city.
(tall)
20.- The first exercise was easy but this one is more
difficult. (difficult)
21.- Our journey took longer we expected. (long)
22.- Charles is noisiest student in the school. (noisy)
23.- Madrid’s population is larger than Santander’s (large)
24.- Nothing makes me angrier than waiting on the phone. (angry)
25.- Five years ago I was fatter than I am now, and I had longer
hair. (Fat, long)
26.- This car uses much more petrol. It’s little less economical.
(Much, little)
27.- Spanish is little less difficult to learn than Chinese. (little)
28.- It’s the most expensive hotel in Santander (expensive)
29.- How much farther are we going? (far)
30.- I haven’t got many CDs. You’ve got much more than I have.
(many)
31.- Everyone has heard of Real Madrid. They are probably the most
famous team in the world. (famous)
32.- The cheetah is fastest animal in the world. (fast)
33.- Barcelona’s stadium is new. It’s the most modern
stadium in Europe. (modern)