Comparative and Superlative
comparative: clean
cleaner than
A subject at school where you do sports and other physical activities.
PE
...foods that are creamy.
peanut butter, ice cream, soup, jam, avocado...
right now
now
always
always
in Present Simple.
e.g. I work every day.
superlative: nice
the nicest
An object at school on which you can write with markers.
whiteboard
...things you can find at the supermarket.
scales, trolley, shopping basket, reusable bag, aisle...
at the moment
usually
sometimes
at the moment
in Present Continuous.
e.g. They are singing right now.
comparative: lazy
lazier than
A person who checks train tickets.
train conductor
...directions for getting around town.
turn right/left, go straight, go past, take the first left/right, take a (bus)...
every day
today
every weekend
today
with time expression at the moment.
e.g. She is running at the moment.
superlative: interesting
the most interesting
A place at supermarkets where a lot of cash registers are placed.
checkout
...jobs in which you work with a lot of people.
waiter, train conductor, firefighter, police officer, chemist...
this week
this month
every month
every month
with time expression often.
e.g. He often eats at the restaurant.
comparative: bad
worse
A type of animals which live, hunt and eat during the night.
nocturnal
...endangered animals.
slow loris, yellow-crested cockatoo, Asian leopard, bintourong...
seldom
rarely
at present
at present
with time expression at present and pronoun IT.
e.g. It is snowing at present.