Maintenance Sheet 16: Comparative & Superlative adjectives Choose the correct form Choose the correct form Choose the correct form Choose the correct form of the adjective in of the adjective in of the adjective in of the adjective in brackets to complete the brackets to complete the brackets to complete the brackets to complete the sentence: sentence: sentence: sentence: I was …….... in this movie Going uphill was I’m going to tell you This book is the ……………. experience in ……………. joke I’ve ever ………………………. I’ve than in that one. my whole life! [tiring] heard! [funny] ever read! [enjoyable] [interested] Rewrite the sentence by Rewrite the sentence by Rewrite the sentence by Rewrite the sentence by using “less” or “least” using “less” or “least” using “less” or “least” using “less” or “least” without changing the without changing the without changing the without changing the meaning. meaning. meaning. meaning. The mango is sweeter than Iron is more useful than Gold is more precious than You are uglier than the the apple. copper. silver. baby. Circle the adjective and Circle the adjective and Circle the adjective and Circle the adjective and write if it is Comparative write if it is Comparative write if it is Comparative write if it is Comparative OR Superlative. OR Superlative. OR Superlative. OR Superlative. That shoe salesman was A full-grown cat is still lighter Melissa was the latest From head to tail, the the most than a person to mouse is a centimeter persistent I have ever met. baby elephant. arrive at school today. longer than last week. Circle the comparative or Circle the comparative or Circle the comparative or Circle the comparative or superlative form of the superlative form of the superlative form of the superlative form of the adjective that best adjective that best adjective that best adjective that best completes the sentence: completes the sentence: completes the sentence: completes the sentence: That was the (stranger / If you look (closest / closer) My pool is (shallowest / I have a (bigger / biggest) strangest) thing that I have you can see the ocean from shallower) than yours. problem than you. ever seen! here
Maintenance Sheet 16: Comparative & Superlative adjectives Choose the correct form of the adjective in brackets to complete the sentence: I was …….... in this movie than in that one. [interested] Choose the correct form of the adjective in brackets to complete the sentence: Going uphill was ……………. experience in my whole life! [tiring] Choose the correct form of the adjective in brackets to complete the sentence: I’m going to tell you ……………. joke I’ve ever heard! [funny] Choose the correct form of the adjective in brackets to complete the sentence: This book is the ………………………. I’ve ever read! [enjoyable] Rewrite the sentence by using “less” or “least” without changing the meaning. The mango is sweeter than the apple. Rewrite the sentence by using “less” or “least” without changing the meaning. Iron is more useful than copper. Rewrite the sentence by using “less” or “least” without changing the meaning. Gold is more precious than silver. Rewrite the sentence by using “less” or “least” without changing the meaning. You are uglier than the baby. Circle the adjective and write if it is Comparative OR Superlative. That shoe salesman was the most persistent I have ever met. Circle the adjective and write if it is Comparative OR Superlative. A full-grown cat is still lighter than a baby elephant. Circle the adjective and write if it is Comparative OR Superlative. Melissa was the latest person to arrive at school today. Circle the adjective and write if it is Comparative OR Superlative. From head to tail, the mouse is a centimeter longer than last week. Circle the comparative or superlative form of the adjective that best completes the sentence: I have a (bigger / biggest) problem than you. Circle the comparative or superlative form of the adjective that best completes the sentence: That was the (stranger / strangest) thing that I have ever seen! Circle the comparative or superlative form of the adjective that best completes the sentence: If you look (closest / closer) you can see the ocean from here Circle the comparative or superlative form of the adjective that best completes the sentence: My pool is (shallowest / shallower) than yours.