1. The document provides instructions for a series of grammar exercises involving comparative and superlative adjectives. 2. Students are asked to complete sentences using the comparative or superlative form of short adjectives like "big", "small", "hot". They are also asked to compare objects in pictures and answer questions comparing different categories. 3. The instructions explain the rules for forming the comparative and superlative of short adjectives with one or two syllables, adjectives ending in "y", and some irregular adjectives like "good", "bad".

1. Francisco Martínez
Programa Inglés B-Learning
1. Listen to two songs and write comments about them
2. In your opinion which one is better? Why?
3. Complete the sentences.
1. Separate the following adjectives into ‘short’
(1 syllable) and ‘long’ (2 syllables or more)
Hot Talented Small Cold Expensive Intelligent
Brave Old Tall Big Complicated Handsome
Creative New Cheap Nice Difficult Beautiful
1. Fill in the gaps with the corresponding form of the
short adjective in comparative or superlative form.
1) Dogs are _______________(brave) than rabbits.
2) Lucy is __________________ (old) than Ellie.
3) Who is __________(big) singer in your country?
4) My mum is _________ () cook in the world.
5) What’s __________(nice) animal in the world?
6) Russia is ________________ (large) than the UK.
7) December is _________(cold) month of the year in
my country.
9) She bought ___________ (big) cake in the shop.
10) My garden is ________________(small) than this
park.
11) Who is the _________ (tall) person in your family?
12) Where are ___________(hot) beaches in your
country?
2. Look at the pictures below and name the objects
present.
3. Compare the objects with your partner.
COMPARATIVE
SUBJECT 1 + BE (am/is/are) + ADJECTIVE + THAN SUBJECT 2
SUPERLATIVE
SUBJECT + BE (am/is/are) THE + ADJECTIVE + CATEGORY
2. Comparatives and superlatives
Song number 1 is ________________ than song 2.
Song number 2 is ________________ than song 1.
1. Listening
Short Long
3. Short adjectives (-ER, -EST)
Let’s compare!
When the small adjective has
Consonant+ Verb +Consonant form,
repeat the second consonant.
Hot = hotter/ hottest
Big = Bigger/ Biggest

2. Francisco Martínez
Programa Inglés B-Learning
1. 1. Fill in the gaps with the corresponding form of the
short adjective in comparative or superlative form.
a) My sister thinks she's_____________(intelligent) in
the house.
b) Avatar is probably _____________(boring) film I've
seen!
c) What is_________________ (uncomfortable) month
of the year in England?
d) Do you think the Harry Potter films are (interesting)
than the books?
e) Who is ____________________ (talented) person in
your country?
f) Is Angelina Jolie_______________(beautiful) than
Sandra Bullock?
g) John is _____________________(creative) person
that I know.
2. Answer the following questions with your partner
and discuss:
a) The best chocolate in the world is __________________
b) The most dangerous place in Santiago is _____________
c) The most expensive fast food restaurant is ___________
d) The most interesting movie in the world is ___________
e) The most difficult game is ________________________
1. Transform the following adjectives into comparatives
and superlatives
Base form Comparative Superlative
Happy
Lazy
Easy
Angry
Busy
Noisy
1. Work in pairs. Look at the set of images, compare all
of them and decide which the best is
COMPARATIVE
SUBJECT 1 + BE (am/is/are) MORE + ADJECTIVE + THAN SUBJECT 2
SUPERLATIVE
SUBJECT + BE (am/is/are) THE MOST + ADJECTIVE + CATEGORY
4. Long adjectives 5. Adjectives ending in ‘Y’
Let’s compare!
Adjectives ending in Y always add –er/-est
when creating comparatives or superlatives
6. Speaking
The following adjectives are irregular
Adjective Comparative Superlative
Good Better Best
Bad Worse Worst

3. Francisco Martínez
Programa Inglés B-Learning