Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

My car is {___} (fast) than my bicycle.

What is the correct form of the adjective in this sentence: The weather today is ext{___} (cold) than yesterday?

Select the correct comparative adjective for this sentence: This movie is ext{___} (good) than the last one.

Identify the correct form of the adjective in this sentence: Sarah is ext{___} (old) than her brother.

Which option correctly completes the sentence: This chair is ext{___} (comfortable) than that one?

Choose the correct comparative adjective for the sentence: Tom is ext{___} (young) than Sam.

What is the correct form of the adjective in this sentence: The test was ext{___} (easy) than I expected?

Select the correct form of the adjective to complete the sentence: This road is ext{___} (wide) than the other one.

Comparative Adjectives (One-Syllable)

Formation: Use "er" to compare two things. More + adjective for more than two things.
Example (Part 1):
- "shorter" (comparing two books)
- "easier" (comparing two tasks)
- "cheaper" (comparative for a price)
- "younger" (comparing two people's ages)

Comparative Adjectives (Multiple Syllables)

Formation: Use "more" + adjective for comparative forms.
Example (Part 2):
- "faster" (comparing car speeds)
- "colder" (comparing weather temperatures)
- "better" (comparing movie quality)
- "kinder" (comparing the level of kindness)

Superlative Adjectives

Formation: Add "est" to the end of one-syllable adjectives. Use "most" before adjectives for multiple-syllable adjectives
Example (Practice):
- "shortest", "most comfortable", "largest", "most expensive"

Correcting Comparative Mistakes

Avoid double comparatives like "more taller".
Use the correct form for comparison like "more comfortable".

Completing Sentences (Part 4)

Choose the appropriate comparative form to complete the sentence correctly.
Example:
- "This road is ______ (wide) than the other one.", answer: wider

Identify Incorrect Comparisons

Example (Part 3):
- "John is more taller than Mike." is incorrect. Correct is "John is taller than Mike."

Test your knowledge of comparative and superlative adjectives in English grammar. This quiz will cover one-syllable and multiple-syllable adjectives, along with common mistakes to avoid. Improve your understanding of how to correctly use these forms in sentences.