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Vehicle Comparison and Adjective Worksheet

This document contains two worksheets about adjectives and comparisons. Worksheet 1 provides examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in with vehicles and adjectives. Worksheet 2 defines key terms like adjectives, comparisons, and superlatives and provides examples and rules for forming comparisons and superlatives of short and long adjectives. It also lists irregular adjectives and has students complete sentences with comparative adjectives or adverbs.

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Vehicle Comparison and Adjective Worksheet

This document contains two worksheets about adjectives and comparisons. Worksheet 1 provides examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in with vehicles and adjectives. Worksheet 2 defines key terms like adjectives, comparisons, and superlatives and provides examples and rules for forming comparisons and superlatives of short and long adjectives. It also lists irregular adjectives and has students complete sentences with comparative adjectives or adverbs.

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Worksheet 1 – Name the vehicle and complete the sentence so

that it makes sense.

A ……………………… …………….
is better than a
………………………………………..
1 …………………………………… 2 ……………………………………..

A/an ………………………………….
isn’t as dangerous as a/an
………………………………………..

3……………………………………. 4 ……………………………….

The ………………………..………

is faster than the


……………………..……………..

6 ………………………………..
5 ………………………………………

The…………………………………....
isn’t as big as the
…………………………………..…..

7 ……………………………………..
8 ………………………………………

The ……………………………….
is not as dangerous as the
…………………………………….

10 ………………………………….....
9 ………………………………………….
Worksheet 2 – Let’s remember 
1. The word that describes a noun is called an A _ _ _ _ _ _ _E
e.g. The car is nicer than I thought.

2. Adjectives can be L _ _ G or S _ _ _ T.
e.g. beautiful vs. calm

3. This form is called THE C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E because we use it to compare two or more things:
e.g. Cars are faster than scooters, but scooters are faster than skateboards.
Hermione Granger is more intelligent than the other students.

 Short adjectives - > The raccoon is cute……..….. than a


bear.
Rule: short adj. + ……………………

 Long adjectives - > A fox is ..……....... charming than a


lizard.
Rule: …………………… + long adj.

 To compare we use the expressions:

a. ……………………………………………………………………….
e.g. …………………………………………………………………...

b. ………………………………………………………………………..
e.g. ……………………………………………………………………

4. This form is called THE S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E because we use it when expressing the highest or a very
high degree of a quality.
e.g. Harry Potter is the bravest student in Hogwarts.
Albus Dumbledore is the most famous headmaster in wizarding history.

 Short adjectives - > Severus Snape is the mean……..….. Hogwarts professor.


Rule: ……………….. + short adj. + ……………………

 Long adjectives - > Professor McGonagall is …………………….. demanding when


it comes to homework.
Rule: ………………………….. + long adj.
5. Irregular adjectives – Can you complete?

good

worse

the furthest

1. Complete the sentences with a comparative form of an


adjective or an adverb from the list:
fast / bad / far / cute / hot / difficult / good / long

Cats are __________ than dogs.


b) The weather in Kenya is __________ than in Italy.
c) Lucy’s brother can speak English __________ than her.
d) The Finnish ice hockey team is __________ than the Italian
one.
e) The journey home by train takes __________ than by
plane.
f) New York is __________ from Sydney than Hong Kong.
g) Hungarian is __________ than Spanish.
h) Our team played __________ than the other one, that’s
why we lost.
2. Rewrite 3 sentences from exercise 1 using “as + adjective +
as” so that they mean the same. Use the same adjective.
a)
_______________________________________________
___
b)
_______________________________________________
___
c)
_______________________________________________
___

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