The document discusses comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in English. It provides examples of comparative forms showing superiority, inferiority, and equality. It also gives examples of regular and irregular superlative forms for both short and long adjectives. Finally, it includes an exercise matching opposites and questions using superlative forms.

1. COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE

2. COMPARATIVESuperiority1. A SANDWICH IS CHEAPER A CROISSANT. THAN 2. MY HOUSE IS BIGGER YOURS.THAN 3. MY COUSIN IS OLDER ME. THAN 4. LONDON IS MORE INDUSTRIAL PARIS.THAN THAN 5. HISTORY IS MORE INTERESTING MATHS.

3. COMPARATIVEINFERIORITY1. S/C IS LESS COLD CANDELARIA. THAN 2. MY MUM WAS LESS ANGRY MY DAD . THAN

4. COMPARATIVEEEQUALITY1. THE BOOK IS GOOD THE FILM. AS AS AS 2. MY BROTHER IS TALL ME.AS

5. SUPERLATIVESHORT ADJECTIVESTALL HOT EASY 1. JAVI IS THE TALLEST.2. CANDELARIA IS THE HOTTEST TOWN. 3. THIS EXERCISE IS THE EASIEST.

6. LONG ADJECTIVESSUPERLATIVEDIFFICULT IMPORTANT 1. ENGLISH IS THEMOSTIMPORTANT SUBJECT. 2. MATHS IS THEMOSTDIFFICULTSUBJECT.

7. IRREGULAR ADJECTIVESADJECTIVECOMPARATIVESUPERLATIVEGOODBETTERTHE BESTBADWORSETHE WORST

8. ADJECTIVESMATCH THE OPPOSITEBIGSLOWFAREXPENSIVEBORINGBEAUTIFULFRIENDLYDIRTYYOUNGNEWLOUDHOTRICHTALLSADEARLYHAPPYCOLDPOORLATELOWSMALLCHEAPFASTEXCITINGUGLYUNFRIENDLYOLDSHORTCLEANOLDNEAR

9. QUESTIONS WITH SUPERLATIVEWhat’sthesmallestmunicipality in Tenerife?What’sthehighestmountain in Spain?What’sthelongestriver in Spain?What’sthebestfootballteam?What’sthecheapestfood?Whichisthemostdifficultsubject?Whoisthemostintelligentstudent?

10. Houses

11. PEOPLEElisabeth IIObamaMichellePrince Philip

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