Regular Adjectives
old
comparative:
superlative:
old
comparative: older
superlative: oldest
good
comparative:
superlative:
good
comparative: better
superlative: best
I think it is the _________________ day today.
(cold)
I think it is the coldest day today.
January is the colder month of the year.
colder -> coldest
January is the coldest month of the year.
True of False:
Lions are stronger than elephants.
nice
comparative:
superlative:
nice
comparative: nicer
superlative: the nicest
bad
comparative:
superlative:
bad
comparative: worse
superlative: worst
You are the _________________ runner at our school.
(good)
You are the best runner at our school.
Your watch is cheapest than mine.
cheapest -> cheaper
Your watch is cheaper than mine.
True of False:
Cheetahs are slower than turtles.
False
beautiful
comparative:
superlative:
beautiful
comparative: more beautiful
superlative: the most beautiful
My uncle is ______ (good) than me at chess.
better
His grandma is ________________ than you.
(tall)
His grandma is taller than you.
He is fastest than John.
fastest -> faster
He is faster than John.
True of False:
Texas is the biggest/largest state in the U.S.
False
ugly
comparative:
superlative:
ugly
comparative: uglier
superlative: the ugliest
Today was the ______ (bad) day of my life!
worst
April is _______________ than December.
(hot)
April is hotter than December.
(hot)
She is the taller in the class.
taller -> tallest
She is the tallest in the class.
True of False:
Mount Everest is higher than Mount Kilimanjaro.
True
dangerous
comparative:
superlative:
dangerous
comparative: more dangerous
superlative: the most dangerous
far
comparative:
superlative:
far
comparative: farther
superlative: the farthest
My backpack is the __________________ in class.
(heavy)
My backpack is the heaviest in class.
You are the funnier English class that I teach.
funnier -> funniest
You are the funniest English class that I teach.
True of False:
The Pacific Ocean is deeper than the Atlantic Ocean.
True.