Comparative and Superlative Forms Quiz

Comparative and Superlative Forms

• Cheetahs hold the title of being the fastest animals on land.
• Winter is colder in comparison to autumn.
• Happiness can be measured over time, and it is possible to be happier now than in the past.
• The most expensive car is often highlighted in a showroom.

Colegio Militar Gustavo Matamoros D'Costa

• The institution has a registration number: # 001590, dated 22nd October 2007, from the Secretary of Municipal Education.
• The school's DANE number is 354001009504, and its NIT number is 4953944-1.
• The school's motto is "Formamos hombres nuevos para una Colombia mejor", which translates to "We form new men for a better Colombia".

Plan de Nivelación

• The table includes information about students, including their names, periods, grades, and dates.
• Ricardo Suarez Blanco is a student in 9th grade, second period.
• There is another student named Torres, but the information is incomplete.

Exercise 3: Comparative and Superlative Forms

• To compare two things, use the comparative form (e.g., more interesting).
• To compare three or more things, use the superlative form (e.g., most interesting).
• Examples of correct uses of comparative and superlative forms:
  • This book is the most interesting than that one.
  • He is the smartest student in the class.
  • My brother is the oldest among my siblings.
  • This is the most beautiful painting I've ever seen.
  • Jane's dog is more friendly than mine.