Comparative or Superlatives
The giraffe is _____ (tall) animal in the Sahara.
Superlative (the tallest)
What is the superlative of BIG?
the biggest
The city is ______(interesting) than the countryside.
more interesting
The word -er is mostly used in comparatives or superlatives?
comparatives
This tense is used to describe habits, routines, and general truths.
Present Simple
Olivia is ________ (young) than Jack.
Comparative (younger)
What is the comparative of INTERESTING?
more interesting than
French is _______ (boring) subject in school.
the most boring
The ending -est is usually found in comparatives or superlatives?
superlatives
This tense describes actions that are happening right now or around the current moment.
Present Continuous
Spain is __________ (beautiful) country in Europe
Superlative (the most beautiful)
What is the superlative of GOOD?
the best
Her English skills are _______ (good) than his.
better
The camel is the tallest than the horse.
Is that correct?
No, the camel is taller than the horse.
She ___ (read) a book every evening
She reads a book every evening
My brother is _______ (bad) than me at school.
Comparative (worse)
What is the comparative of PRETTY?
prettier than
An elephant is _________ (heavy) than a mouse.
heavier
The word MORE is usually used in comparatives or superlatives?
comparatives
Look! The children ___ (play) in the garden.
Look! The children are playing in the garden.
Water is _______ (good) than soda.
Comparative (better)
What is the superlative of FAR?
Diving is __________(enjoyable) than shopping .
more enjoyable
The word THE MOST is usually used in comparatives or superlatives?
superlatives
Normally, he ___ (walk) to work, but today he ___ (take) the bus because it’s raining.
Normally, he walks to work, but today he is taking the bus because it’s raining.