Correct or Incorrect
Is this correct?
Alex is the smartest boy in the class.
correct
The turtle is.........(slow) than the rabbit.
The turtle is slower than the rabbit.
Use 'thin' to compare cats and dogs.
Cats are thinner than dogs.
Choose the correct answer:
Summer is (hot - hotter - hottest) than winter.
hotter
Youssef is the (tall - taller - tallest) boy in year 2.
taller
Is this sentence correct?
London is the most big city in the UK.
incorrect
London is the biggest city in the UK.
Compare Summer to all seasons using the word hot
Summer is the hottest season of the year.
What is dark in comparative and superlative?
darker than
the darkest
What do nice, cute, blue, and wise have in common?
They're all adjectives that end with an "e"
what do these adjectives (big,thin,fat) have in common?
The last consonant is doubled: bigger/biggest, thinner/thinnest, fatter/fattest
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
My brother is more taller than me.
INCORRECT
My brother is taller than me
Compare 2 or more TV shows using comparative/superlative adjectives in 2 sentences.
Any acceptable answer is correct.
USE FAST IN A COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE SENTENCE
Any acceptable answer is correct.
we use_____________to compare more than 2 things
superlative adjectives / est
What word comes before a superlative adjective?
the article "the"
Correct or incorrect?
This bag is more clean than the other.
Incorrect
This bag is cleaner than the other.
Compare your pet with all the pets of your team members.
Any acceptable answer is correct.
Use bright to compare between day and night.
The day is brighter than the night.
When do we use comparative structure?
When we compare 2 things.
What word usually comes after a comparative adjective?
"than"
CORRECT OR INCORRECT.
She is faster than her sister.
CORRECT
Elephants are..........than lions.
Lions are the........
Elephants are bigger than lions.
Lions are the strongest.
Compare two or more sports using comparatives or superlatives.
Use at least 2 sentences
Any acceptable answer is correct.
Basketball is harder than baseball.
An American football game is longer than a boxing match.
Say the comparative and superlative forms of ( fast- bright - slow - cute - thin) in less than 1 min.
fast - faster - fastest
bright - brighter - brightest
slow - slower - slowest
cute - cuter - cutest
thin - thinner - thinnest
What's special about adjectives ending in -e such as (nice - cute) when we use them in comparative and superlative forms?
We add only r or st not er or est