Solutions for App 411

Comparison (Revision) (1)

Let's practise using comparisons in English!

Comparison with -er/-est (for adjectives with one syllable and for adjectives with two syllables and the ending -y, -le, -ow, -er)
For example:
happy – happier – happiest
clean – cleaner – cleanest
narrow – narrower – narrowest

Comparison with more and most (adjectives with two syllables – except the ones mentioned above – and more syllables)
For example:
difficult – more difficult – most difficult

If you want to express equality you can use as + adjective + as: I am as old as you.
If you want to express inequality you use the comparative + than: I am older than my friend.
Lucy is more excited than her sister.

James is __________ than Tobi.

Solution:
smaller

I am the __________ in our class!

Solution:
fastest

Mr Reynold is the __________ teacher in our school.
Insert the right form of "strict"
Solution:
strictest

I think cats are __________ than dogs, don't you think?
Insert the right form of "good"
Solution:
better

Joshua is the __________ boy I know.

Solution:
funniest

You have built the __________ tower!

Solution:
biggest

I think Maths is __________ than English.
Insert the right form of "bad"
Solution:
worse

Kylie is the __________ girl in my class.
Insert the right form of "nice"
Solution:
nicest

Biology is my ______ favourite subject.

Solution:
least

Can you pass me the sheet with the ______ tasks, please?

Solution:
easier

My favourite food is sushi, it's just the ______!
Insert the right form of "good"
Solution:
best

My dog is __________ than yours, don't you think?
Insert the right form of "small"
Solution:
smaller

This apple is the __________ I have ever seen!

Solution:
reddest

This film is even more __________ than the previous one!

Solution:
boring

My brother is getting an award today. He is the __________ excited boy at school today!

Solution:
most