Comparatives Transportation
This adjectives describes when a vehicle or object moves at a higher rate than another.
Faster
Having the least speed; taking the most time
Slowest
The comparative form of "big"
bigger
This adjective describes one thing as the highest or biggest in a group.
Tallest
There's ____ lime tree in my garden.
a
This adjectives describes when something is greater in length (spatially or temporally)
longer
Heaviest
Which word goes in the blank?
She is smarter ___ her friend.
than
This word that usually comes before superlatives:
For example, “She is ___ best student in the class.”
the
He has ____ apple in his hand. (any apple)
an
DOUBLE POINTS (if you get both answers correct)
A word or words indicating a higher degree of protection, security, or freedom from harm and risk compared to another option.
Safer
More safe
Fill in the blank:
"I could take the bus, but it's pretty slow. I could also walk, but that would be even slower. Driving would likely be ______."
Hint: Synonym to fast in the superlative form.
the quickest
2 ANSWERS
The comparative form of small.
smaller, more small
Fill in the blank with the superlative.
"The ____ common mistake is using the wrong article."
most
_____ Australian coast has over 11,000 beaches.
The
This phrase describes a state of increased physical relaxation or freedom from stress, pain, or anxiety as compared to a previous state. With vehicles, this phrase is often used to describe seats.
More comfortable
A vehicle or any of its parts that make the loudest or most constant sound can be described as the ______.
noisiest
This comparative ending is used for adjectives with two syllables that end in “-y,” like “happy.”
This phrase completes the sentence:
“He is the tallest ___ the class.”
in OR of
Playing any musical instrument to a high standard is difficult, but I think _____ piano is the most difficult to master.
Choices:
- a
- an
- the
- Ø
the, Ø
This phrase describes an area or room that has significantly more room or capacity than another.
More spacious
A phrase referring to the quality of a vehicle that results in minimal bumps, disruption, and discomfort for the passengers. The highest amount of evenness.
Smoothest
This is a phrase used to describe a situation, condition, or quality that is consistently, or increasingly, deteriorating (opposite of improving).
Example: “His grades are getting ___ and ___. He really needs to start studying more."
worse and worse
This word goes in the blank to describe that the book was very uninteresting.
“This is the _____ interesting book I’ve ever read."
the least
There is ____ Jamie in my office, but that's not ____ Jamie I was telling you about yesterday.
a, the