Solutions for App 412

Comparison (Revision) (2)

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.

Maddy is the ______ player in our team.

Solution:
best

I like football ______ than basketball.

Solution:
more

This is a difficult situation, but it could be ______.
Insert the right form of "bad"
Solution:
worse

Your baby sister is the __________ baby ever!
Insert the right form of "sweet"
Solution:
sweetest

My piece of cake is __________ than Ben's!

Solution:
smaller

My dog is the __________ dog in the whole town, look at it!

Solution:
dirtiest

Your cake would taste much __________ without raisins!
Insert the right form of "good"
Solution:
better

I have ______ patience than usual today.
Insert the right form of "little"
Solution:
less

That is the __________ song ever!

Solution:
coolest

Which one is the __________ film you know?

Solution:
saddest

Look, today the weather is much __________ than yesterday!
Insert the right form of "good"
Solution:
better

Chess is the ______ difficult game I know.

Solution:
most

Please be __________ careful with my model train set!

Solution:
more

She is __________ than her friend today!

Solution:
luckier

Where is the __________ ice cream parlour?
Insert the right form of "close"
Solution:
closest