The document provides examples and exercises for writing adjectives of degree, including comparative and superlative forms. It asks the reader to 1) write comparatives or superlatives based on pictures, 2) fill in blanks with the correct comparative adjective, and 3) write the comparative and superlative forms of given adjectives, such as "slow", "cheap", and "careful". The document is aimed at practicing different forms of adjectives that indicate degree or level.

1. A) Write the comparative or superlative according to the pictures. Start like
this: he is / she is / it is ….
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2. B) Fill in the blanks with the correct adjective of degree.
 Which is the ___________ of the two? (tall)
 Your room is __________ than ours.(comfortable)
 This week is __________ than last week. (cold)
 This test is ___________than the last one. (easy)
 I feel __________ today than yesterday. (tired)
 He is ____________ student of the class. (good)
C) Write the comparative and the superlative form of the adjectives. Follow the example:
Example: Nice – nicer – nicest
Adjectives Comparative Superlative
Slow
Cheap
Careful
Old
Good
Important
Bad
Fat
Comfortable
Far
Tall
Easy
Successful
Polite
Difficult
Big
short