Grammar Lesson 3, Part 2

Comparative Adjectives

• Use comparative forms to compare two entities in English.
• Common comparative adjectives include "sweeter," "taller," "bigger," "older," "shorter," "longer," and "smaller."

Grammar Exercises

• Sugar is sweeter than salt.
• Malik is taller than Hamed.
• Elephants are bigger than goats.
• Trains are older than planes.
• Toes are shorter than fingers.
• Trousers are longer than shorts.
• Bees are smaller than birds.
• Your ball is larger than my ball.

Comparative Questions

• Consider height comparisons (e.g. you vs. your mother).
• Analyze length differences between animals (e.g. tiger vs. crocodile).
• Compare word lengths (e.g. Maths vs. English).
• Assess width variations (e.g. road vs. door).
• Evaluate sweetness levels (e.g. cupcake vs. ice cream).

This quiz focuses on comparative and superlative forms in English grammar. You'll complete sentences by filling in the correct forms and answer questions that encourage comparison. Ideal for reinforcing understanding of adjectives in context.