Comparative & Superlative Adjectives
Make a sentence comparing your English teacher and your Geography teacher using the word FUN
Ex: My English teacher is more fun than my Geography teacher
Compare two celebrities using the word CRAZY
Ex: Beyonce isn't as crazy as Nicki Minaj
Make a comparison stronger using A LOT
Ex: My sister is a lot better at tennis than me
Make a comparison weaker by using A LITTLE
Ex: Some sharks are a little smaller than some whales
Make a sentence using the adverb form of CAREFUL
Ex: He walked carefully across the bridge
Make a sentence comparing two friends using the word FAST
Compare two holidays using the word BUSY
Ex: La semana santa is as busy as Christmas
Make a comparison stronger by using MUCH
Ex: Harry is a much funnier than Leyla
Make a comparison weaker by using A BIT
Ex: My new shirt is a bit better than my old one
Make a sentence using the adverb form of HAPPY
Ex: Noelia completed her homework happily
Make a sentence comparing futbol and basketball using the word EXCITING
Ex: I think watching futbol is less exciting than basketball
Compare two cities using the word POPULATED
Ex: Oviedo is not as populated as Madrid
Make a comparison stronger by using FAR
Ex: My math teacher is far better at teaching than my social studies teacher
Make a comparison weaker by using A LITTLE
Ex: I'm sure the exam is a little easier than you think
Make a sentence using the adverb form of GOOD
Ex: She did well on her oral exam
Make a sentence comparing the grades you have in two classes using the word GOOD
Compare two countries and their distance from Spain using the word FAR
Ex: France isn't as far as Colombia from Spain
Make a comparison stronger by using A LOT
Ex: His hair is a lot shorter than yours
Make a comparison weaker by using A BIT
Ex: Her nails are a bit longer than yours
Make a sentence comparing two people using the adverb form of QUICK
Ex: Ana completed the race more quickly than Noelia did
Make a sentence comparing two foods using the word BAD
Ex: I think broccoli tastes worse than spinach
Compare three friends using the word ATHLETIC
Ex: Rafa is not as athletic as Enrique, but Enrique is not as athletic as Nico
Make a comparison stronger by using MUCH or FAR
Ex: The film is much more exciting than the book
Make a comparison weaker by using A BIT and GOOD
Ex: Her grade on the exam was a bit better than she expected
Make a sentence comparing two animals using the adverb form of FREQUENT
Ex: Dogs eat more frequently than lions do