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Comparative: Use the word "nicer" in a sentence.
Example answer: Mrs. Rono is nicer than Mr. Barber.
Comparative: Use the word "smarter" in a sentence.
Example answer: Mrs. Rono is smarter than Mr. Barber.
Comparative: Use the word "sweeter" in a sentence.
Example answer: Candy is sweeter than pumpkin pie.
Comparative: Use the word "colder" in a sentence.
Example answer: A freezer is colder than a fridge.
Comparative: Use the word "faster" in a sentence.
Example answer: A cheetah is faster than a fox.
Superlative: Use the word "nicest" in a sentence.
Example answer: Mrs. Rono is the nicest teacher in the school.
Superlative: Use the word "smartest" in a sentence.
Example answer: The smartest kid in the school was accepted to Harvard University.
Superlative: Use the word "sweetest" in a sentence.
Example answer: The sweetest drink is Mountain Dew.
Superlative: Use the word "coldest" in a sentence.
Example answer: February is the coldest month.
Superlative: Use the word "fastest" in a sentence.
Example answer: The fastest person in the world is Usain Bolt.
Irregular: What's the comparative and superlative of "big"?
Comparative: bigger
Superlative: biggest
Irregular: What's the comparative and superlative of "happy"?
Comparative: happier
Superlative: happiest
Irregular: What's the comparative and superlative of "early"?
Comparative: earlier
Superlative: earliest
Irregular: What's the comparative and superlative of "hot"?
Comparative: hotter
Superlative: hottest
Irregular: What's the comparative and superlative of "angry"?
Comparative: angrier
Superlative: angriest
Compare dogs and cats in a written sentence. You must use a comparative, and spelling must be correct!
Example sentence: Dogs are better than cats.
Compare soda and coffee in a written sentence. You must use a comparative, and spelling must be correct!
Example sentence: Coffee is more expensive than soda.
Compare rivers and lakes in a written sentence. You must use a comparative, and spelling must be correct!
Example sentence: Rivers are cleaner than lakes.
Compare big cities and small towns in a written sentence. You must use a comparative, and spelling must be correct!
Example answer: Small towns are quieter than big cities.
Compare driving and biking in a written sentence. You must use a comparative, and spelling must be correct!
Example answer: Driving is faster than biking.
Give me the comparative or superlative of the word "many." Example sentence: I have many cats.
Comparative: More
Superlative: Most
Give me the comparative or superlative for the word "far." Example sentence: I want to travel far from here.
Comparative: Farther/Further
Superlative: Farthest/Furthest
Give me the comparative or superlative for the word "little." Example sentence: I only have a little candy.
Comparative: Less
Superlative: Least
Give me the comparative or superlative for the word "bad." Example sentence: You have bad grades this quarter.
Comparative: Worse
Superlative: Worst
Give me the comparative or superlative for the word "good." Example sentence: I have good grades this quarter.
Comparative: Better
Superlative: Best