Comparative And Superlative Adjectives Exercises Worksheets

What are Comparative and Superlative Adjectives?

Comparative and superlative adjectives are used to compare two or more things or to express the highest degree of something. They help us describe the differences in size, quantity, quality, or intensity between objects or people.

Comparative Adjectives Exercises

1. Add -er to the end of the adjective to form the comparative form.
Example: tall → taller

2. Use more + adjective for longer adjectives.
Example: beautiful → more beautiful

3. Some adjectives have irregular comparative forms.
Example: good → better

4. Use than after the comparative form to compare two things.
Example: He is taller than his brother.

5. Use as + adjective + as to show equality.
Example: This car is as fast as that one.

Superlative Adjectives Exercises

1. Add -est to the end of the adjective to form the superlative form.
Example: tall → tallest

2. Use most + adjective for longer adjectives.
Example: beautiful → most beautiful

3. Some adjectives have irregular superlative forms.
Example: good → best

4. Use the before the superlative form to describe one thing as the highest or most extreme.
Example: She is the tallest girl in the class.

5. Use of to compare one thing with a group.
Example: It is the most expensive car of all.

Practice Worksheet

Now, let’s put your knowledge of comparative and superlative adjectives to the test! Complete the following exercises:

1. John is _____ (tall) than his sister.
2. My house is _____ (big) than yours.
3. This book is _____ (interesting) than the last one.
4. Sara is _____ (smart) girl in the class.
5. The weather today is _____ (hot) it was yesterday.
6. This is _____ (good) movie I have ever seen.
7. My dog is _____ (friendly) dog in the neighborhood.
8. The blue dress looks _____ (beautiful) on you.
9. She is _____ (successful) person in her family.
10. That was _____ (difficult) test I have ever taken.

Remember to apply the rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives while completing the exercises. Good luck!