Comparative and superlative adjectives are used to compare and contrast qualities of different people, places, or things. Comparative adjectives compare two things, using “-er” for short words, or “more” for longer ones, such as “taller” or “more beautiful”. They often include “than” to show the comparison, For example, “She is taller than her brother”. Superlative adjectives compare one thing to a group, using “-est” for short words or “most” for longer ones, like “tallest” or “most beautiful”. We often use “the” with superlatives, for instance, “She is the tallest in the class”. Some adjectives have irregular forms, such as “good” becoming “better” (comparative) and “best” (superlative).
A- complete the sentences with the comparative form of the adjectives
1 – He is [stronger] (strong) than he looks.
2 – I find history [more interesting] (interesting) than geography.
3 – My dog is [friendlier] (friendly) than my cat.
4 – This puzzle is [easier] (easy) than the previous one.
5 – The chocolate cake is [sweeter] (sweet) than the vanilla one.
6 – He runs [quicker] (quick) than his brother.
7 – Their house is [newer] (new) than ours.
8 – This exam is [more difficult] (difficult) than the last one.
9 – This restaurant is [busier] (busy) than the one we visited yesterday.
10 – Today is [hotter] (hot) than yesterday.
11 – He is [lazier] (lazy) than his siblings.
12 – The new phone is [better] (good) than my old one.
13 – my English is [worse] (bad) than yours
14 – The second chapter is [shorter] (short) than the first.
15 – This city is [more vibrant] (vibrant) than the surrounding towns.
B- complete the sentences with the superlative form of the adjectives
1 – She is the [tallest] (tall) person in her family.
2 – This is the [most comfortable] (comfortable) chair I’ve ever sat in.
3 – That was the [funniest] (funny) joke of the evening.
4 – That was the [happiest] (happy) day of my life.
5 – This is the [cleanest] (clean) beach on the coast.
6 – This is the [best] (good) restaurant in town.
7 – She is the [most intelligent] (intelligent) student in the class.
8 – You are the [most patient] (patient) person I’ve ever met.
9 – This is the [most important] (important) meeting of the year.
10 – This road is the [safest] (safe) route to the city.
11 – He is the [fastest] (fast) runner on the team.
12 – She is the [youngest] (young) member of the club.
13 – This is the [largest] (large) animal in the zoo.
14 – He has the [most creative] (creative) ideas in the group.
15 – This dress is the [prettiest] (pretty) in the store.