Show:
Adjectives After Be
Using a, an, and the
Making Comparisons
Comparing with more and most
Comparing with good and bad
100
Fat
The chicken is fat.
100
a, the
Prize
100
easier
It is (easy) to get to Alaska than it used to be.
100
more popular
Only the dog is (popular) than the cat.
100
better
She wanted a (good) book than her last one.
200
large
The eggs are large.
200
the
students
200
tallest
I will see the (tall) mountains in North America.
200
most lovable
However, an alley cat can be the (lovable) of all.
200
worse
Every book she looked at was (bad) than the one before.
300
afraid
Peter is afraid.
300
an, the
Award
300
hotter
In July it can get (hot) than fifty-five degrees.
300
more difficult
An adult cat is (difficult) to train than a kitten is.
300
best
He thinks that the (good) thing of all on a rainy Saturday is to visit the library.
400
dark
The sky is dark now.
400
an, the
area
400
wettest
The southern part is also the (wet) part of all.
400
most intelligent
Some cats seem to think that they are the (intelligent) animals too.
400
worst
The (bad) book I ever read was a science fiction book.
500
difficult
It was difficult to make.
500
the
seeds
500
safest
The (safe) thing of all is to keep away from these bears.
500
more playful
Other cats are very lively and are (playful) than others.
500
best
Ms. Wong chooses the (good) new books of all to buy for the library.