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Adjectives - Comparison - Exercise 1

The document provides examples of comparing adjectives in their comparative and superlative forms. It includes two exercises - the first asks the reader to fill in the blanks with the correct comparative and superlative forms of adjectives. The second asks the reader to replace adjectives in the first sentence of pairs with the comparative or superlative form of the adjective in the second sentence.

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Adjectives - Comparison - Exercise 1

The document provides examples of comparing adjectives in their comparative and superlative forms. It includes two exercises - the first asks the reader to fill in the blanks with the correct comparative and superlative forms of adjectives. The second asks the reader to replace adjectives in the first sentence of pairs with the comparative or superlative form of the adjective in the second sentence.

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Adjectives - Comparison - Exercise 1

Explanation: Comparison of adjectives Fill in the comparative and s%perlative forms of the adjectives. Example: new - _____ - _______ Answer: new - newer - newest

1) old 2) *ad ) diffic%lt !) large ") good #) *ig $) eas( &) m%ch ') little 1)) interesting -

Fill in all the gaps with the correct forms of the adjectives. Example: ____ - newer - _______ Answer: new - newer - newest 1) 2) ) modern !) ") #) $) pop%lar &) ') man( 1)) - happier - cleverest - longer - nicest - nearest - flattest - worst

Comparison of adjectives in sentences - Exercise 1


Explanation: Comparison of adjectives +%t in the adjective in bold from the first sentence into the second sentence in its correct form ,comparative or s%perlative). Example: - have a fast car. *%t m( friend has a ______ car. Answer: - have a fast car. *%t m( friend has a faster car.

1) /his is a nice cat. -t0s m%ch

than m( friend0s cat. .

2) 1ere is Emil(. 2he0s six (ears old. 1er *rother is nine. so he is ) /his is a difficult exercise. 3%t the exercise with an asteris4 ,5) is the exercise on the wor4sheet. !) 1e has an interesting ho**(. *%t m( sister has the ") -n the last holida(s - read a good *oo4. *%t father gave me an even last wee4end. #) 2chool is boring. *%t homewor4 is than school.

ho**( in the world. one

$) 24ate*oarding is a dangerous ho**(. 3%ngee j%mping is s4ate*oarding. &) /his maga6ine is cheap. *%t that one is .

than

') 7e live in a small ho%se. *%t m( grandparents0 ho%se is even 1)) 8esterda( 9ohn told me a funny jo4e. /his jo4e was the heard.

than o%rs. jo4e -0ve ever

Comparison of adjectives in sentences - Exercise 2


Explanantion: Comparison of adjectives

+%t in the adjective from the first sentences into the second sentence in its correct form ,comparative or s%perlative). Example: - have a fast car. *%t m( friend has a ______ car. Answer: - have a fast car. *%t m( friend has a faster car.

1) :( father is heav(. :( %ncle is m%ch

than m( father. .

2) /he test in ;eograph( was eas(. *%t the test in 3iolog( was ) Florida is s%nn(. <o (o% 4now the !) 2tan is a s%ccessf%l sportsman. *%t his sister is ") :( mother has a soft voice. *%t m( teacher0s voice is #) Am( has a *ea%tif%l *a*(. *%t m( da%ghter has the place in the =2A> than 2tan.

than m( mother0s. *a*( on earth.

$) - live in a large famil(. *%t m( grandfather lived in a famil(. &) 7e have onl( little time for this exercise. *%t in the examination we0ll have even time. than ?%c(. castle we visited d%ring o%r

') ?%c( is clever. *%t @arol is

1)) 1ave (o% visited the old castle> -t was the holida(s.

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