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Comparative and Superlative Forms Quiz

The correct use of the comparative and superlative forms is a key ingredient express opinions.

Read the sentences below to remember how comparatives are formed. Give the comparative form for each of the adjectives listed and click on the arrow to check your answer.

  • Tennis is a more difficult sport than Rugby.
  • I think John is happier now than a year ago.
  • Could you open the window, please? It's getting hotter in this room by the minute.
  • interesting
  • weak
  • funny
  • important
  • careful
  • bad
  • big
  • far
  • small
  • polluted
  • boring
  • angry
  • good

Read the sentences below to remember how comparatives are formed. Give the superlative form for each of the adjectives listed and click on the arrow to check your answer.

  • New York has got to be the most exciting city in the world.
  • His biggest desire is to return home.
  • She is probably the angriest person I know.
  • interesting
  • weak
  • funny
  • good
  • important
  • careful
  • big
  • bad
  • small
  • far
  • polluted
  • boring
  • angry
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