Basic Adjectives
Superlative Adjectives
Comparative Adjectives
Adjectives After Be
Order of Adjectives
100
This old computer is worthless.
worthless
100
You have the (curly) hair I have ever seen.
Curliest
100
I am (old) than my sister.
older
100
The town was quiet.
quiet to describe the noun town.
100
the purple round eraser is mine.
The round, purple eraser is mine.
200
Shelly ate her cold pizza in the morning.
cold
200
Mary is the (gullible) person I have ever met.
most gullible
200
I think my mom is the ________ cook in the world.
best
200
After breakfast the girl was tired from the food.
tired to describe the noun girl
200
This red old car is almost working again.
old, red
300
The geologist drove that old truck to the dry lake bed.
old, dry
300
DAILY DOUBLE Veronan was the (famous) artist in his century.
most famous
300
I am (upset) than you.
more upset
300
DAILY DOUBLE Many of the students were noisy as they walked through the busy hallway.
noisy to describe the noun students
300
The pale, young, small girl was going to be sick.
The small, young, pale girl was going to be sick.
400
Kelsey served English muffins for brunch.
English
400
Her dog's hair is the (thin) hair I have seen on any other dog.
thinnest
400
Eating too much is (worse, the worst) than not enough.
worse
400
The coach was upset after his losing team did not care about the game.
upset to describe the noun coach
400
DAILY DOUBLE Her beautiful, small, new, purple glasses look divine!
stays the same
500
These two blue pens will not write.
two, blue
500
Those are the (simple) directions ever.
simplest
500
He was the (powerful) ruler of all time.
most powerful
500
My family is happy to see the new puppy playing outside.
happy to describe the noun family
500
The interesting, old computer may not work for too much longer.
stays the same
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