Adjectives Comparatives
Change the adjective BIG to comparative.
BIGGER
Change the adjective FAT to superlative.
FATTEST
FASTER
Change the adverb WELL to superlative.
BEST
Tell me the 3 most common articles.
A, AN, THE
Change the adjective GOOD to comparative.
BETTER
Change the adjective OLD to superlative.
OLDEST
Change the adverb QUIETLY to comparative.
MORE QUIETLY
Change the adverb EASILY to superlative.
MOST EASILY
Complete this sentence with A, AN or THE. ( _____ grateful teacher has _____ big balloon.)
THE, A
Change the adjective THIN to comparative.
THINNER
Change the adjective GOOD to superlative.
BEST
Change the adverb WELL to comparative.
BETTER
WORST
Complete this sentence with A, AN or THE. ( Orchids are ___ extremely delicate type of flower.)
AN
Complete this sentence with SHORT. (My teacher is _____ than me.)
SHORTER
MOST CREATIVE
Complete this sentence with EASILY in comparative. ( Romina did the science exam ______ than Regina.)
MORE EASILY
Complete this sentence with QUIETLY. (My sister is the person that eats the _____ in the world.)
MOST QUIETLY
Look at these words. Which one is NOT a time order word? ( Earlier, At first, than, after, as soon as, finally )
THAN
Complete this sentence with FUNNY. (My mom is ______ than my dad.)
FUNNIER
Complete this sentence with IMPORTANT. (This exam is the _________ of all.)
MOST IMPORTANT
WORSE
Complete this sentence with FAST. ( Usain Bolt is the ________ athlete in the world.)
FASTEST
Complete this sentence with AS SOON AS, ONCE or EVENTUALLY. ( The boy will study English, ______ he finishes his virtual class.)
AS SOON AS