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1. A Comparative & Superlative Adjectives
Name: Date:
Write the correct form of the adjective for each sentence.
(1) Those tacos taste than (8) Canada is the second
(bad) (large)
cardboard. country in the world, after Russia.
(2) The pyramids at Giza are the (9) In the north, January is usually the
large structures of the month.
(old) (cold)
ancient world.
(10) My company has the
(fast)
(3) This restaurant has the
(good) Internet connection I’ve ever used.
guacamole!
(11) This book has the
(4) My Halloween costume was the story I’ve ever
(interesting)
of all that were at
(colorful) read.
the party.
(12) I think that a salad would be the
(5) That building is the I’ve thing to eat.
(ugly) (healthy)
ever seen.
(13) When I was a kid I was a
(good)
(6) This factory made the
(low) swimmer than anyone else in my
number of mistakes last year. school.
(7) That car salesman was the (14) This book tells the
I have ever story I’ve ever
(persistent) (interesting)
met. read.
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2. A Comparative & Superlative Adjectives
ANSWER KEY
Write the correct form of the adjective for each sentence.
(1) Those tacos taste worse than (8) Canada is the second largest
(bad) (large)
cardboard. country in the world, after Russia.
(2) The pyramids at Giza are the (9) In the north, January is usually the
oldest large structures of the coldest month.
(old) (cold)
ancient world.
(10) My company has the fastest
(fast)
(3) This restaurant has the best
(good) Internet connection I’ve ever used.
guacamole!
(11) This book has the
(4) My Halloween costume was the most interesting story I’ve ever
(interesting)
most colorful of all that were at
(colorful) read.
the party.
(12) I think that a salad would be the
(5) That building is the ugliest I’ve healthiest thing to eat.
(ugly) (healthy)
ever seen.
(13) When I was a kid I was a better
(good)
(6) This factory made the lowest
(low) swimmer than anyone else in my
number of mistakes last year. school.
(7) That car salesman was the (14) This book tells the
most persistent I have ever most interesting story I’ve ever
(persistent) (interesting)
met. read.
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