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Form and use comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs
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Compare two with -er and than (bigger than the dog), three or more with the and -est (the biggest). Heavy becomes heavier.
Example 1Choose the right form of the describing word.
Dad is ____ than the boy.
Dad is taller than the boy.
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Example · Choose the right form of the describing word.Dad is ____ than the boy. (tall / tallest / taller)Dad is taller than the boy.
Example · Write the describing word in the right form.Grandpa is ____ (old) than the boy.Grandpa is older than the boy.
Example · Fix the describing word.The seal is heaviest than the fish.The seal is heavier than the fish.
- Choose the right form of the describing word.The sun is ____ than the candle. (brightest / brighter / bright)
- Choose the right form of the describing word.The deer are ____ than the squirrels. (bigger / big / biggest)
- Choose the right form of the describing word.The crabs are ____ than the dolphins. (slowest / slow / slower)
- Choose the right form of the describing word.Of the lion, the mouse, and the cat, the lion is the ____. (strongest / stronger / strong)
- Write the describing word in the right form.Grandma is ____ (old) than Mom.
- Write the describing word in the right form.Dad is ____ (old) than the boy.
- Write the describing word in the right form.The cats are ____ (quiet) than the lions.
- Fix the describing word.Nick is strongest than the baby.
- Fix the describing word.The shoe is hardest than the sock.
- Fix the describing word.The tree is tallest than the child.
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- brighter
- bigger
- slower
- strongest
- Grandma is older than Mom.
- Dad is older than the boy.
- The cats are quieter than the lions. or more quiet
- Nick is stronger than the baby.
- The shoe is harder than the sock.
- The tree is taller than the child.
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