Degrees of Comparison
English Language
Degrees of Comparison starts at 3 and continues till grade 8.
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Explain the difference between comparative and superlative degrees of comparison.
What is the comparative form of 'bad'?
What is the comparative form of 'far' when talking about distance?
What is the comparative form of 'late'?
What is the comparative form of 'little' when referring to quantity?
What is the comparative form of 'much'?
Fill in the blank: The river Nile is _______ (long) than the river Amazon.
Is the following sentence correct? 'He is the most tallest player on the team.'
Choose the correct comparative form: (1) more fun (2) funner (3) most fun (4) funest
Choose the correct superlative form: (1) most angry (2) angriest (3) more angry (4) angryest
Choose the correct superlative form: (1) most beautiful (2) more beautiful (3) beautifuller (4) beautifulest
Which of the following adjectives does NOT use 'more' or 'most' for its comparative and superlative forms? (1) careful (2) big (3) beautiful (4) interesting
Fill in the blank: He is _______ (strong) than his brother.
Fill in the blank: My house is _______ (far) from school than yours.
Fill in the blank: Of the three brothers, Tom is the _______ (young).
Fill in the blank: She is _______ (old) than her sister.
Is the following sentence correct? 'He is the most tallest player on the team.'
True or False: 'More' and 'most' are used with adjectives of two or more syllables to form their comparative and superlative forms.
True or False: 'More beautiful' is the superlative form of 'beautiful'.
True or False: 'More careful' is the comparative form of 'careful'.
