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lunes, 28 de noviembre de 2011

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES EXERCISES

Which animal is the biggest? Comparatives/superlatives

1. The cat is_______ than the camel.
4. Santa is the _______ of the three people.
 (0.5kg) (3.5kg)
5. The bee is___________ than the bird.
6. The giraffe is the_______ of the three animals.
8. The giraffe is______ than the horse.
1. The mouse is the_______ of the three animals.
2. The mouse is _______ than the cat.
3. The elephant is______ than the cow.
4. Santa is ______ than my father.
5. The bee is the________ of all three.
7. The whale is__________ than the dolphin



Word Bank
smaller
bigger
older
smallest
bigger
taller
tallest
lighter
lightest
oldest
heavier

domingo, 6 de noviembre de 2011

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES - CHART2

ADJECTIVES
Comparative and superlative forms


1 syllable adjectives:
Suffix, except monosyllables ending in -ed

2 syllables:
suffix: -y, -le, -ow ending
word: other cases
both: -er ending
3 syllables or more:
word


Comparación: de superioridad (más que...), igualdad (tan... como...), inferioridad (menos que...)

Superlativo: el/la/los/las más...

ADJECTIVE
COMPARATIVE
SUPERLATIVE
SUPERIORITY
EQUALITY
INFERIORITY
big (1)
bigger (than)
(not) as big (as)
less big (than)
the biggest
nice (1)
nicer (than)
(not) as nice (as)
less nice (than)
the nicest
bored (1)
more bored
(not) as bored (as)
less bored (than)
the most bored
plain, simple (1)
more plain/simple ?



funny (2, –y)
funnier (than)
(not) as funny (as)
less funny (than)
the funniest
sleepy (2, -y)
sleepier (than)
(not) as sleepy (as)
less sleepy (than)
the sleepiest
hungry (2, -y)
hungrier (than)
(not) as hungry (as)
less hungry (than)
the hungriest
careful (2)
more careful (than)
(not) as careful (as)
less careful (than)
the most careful
nervous (2)
more nervous (than)
(not) as nervous (as)
less nervous (than)
the most nervous
relaxed* (2)
more relaxed (than)



boring (2)
more boring (than)
(not) as boring (as)
less boring (than)
the most boring
playful (2)
more playful (than)
(not) as playful (as)
less playful (than)
the most playful
clever
more clever
cleverer
(not) as clever (as)
less clever (than)
the most clever
the cleverest
exciting (3)
more exciting (than)
(not) as exciting (as)
less exciting (than)
the most exciting
emotional (4)
more emotional(than)
(not) as emotional (as)
less emotional (than)
the most emotional
intelligent (4)
more intelligent (than)
(not) as intelligent (as)
less intelligent (than)
the most intelligent

                  IRREGULAR COMPARISON
             good            better                            best
             bad             worse                            worst
             many           more                             most
             much           more                             most
             little            less                               least
             old              older (people, things)     oldest (people, things)
                                elder (people)                eldest (people)

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES - CHART

We use comparative and superlative form to compare and contrast different objects, or to show the difference between them.
AdjectiveComparativeSuperlative
One- syllable adjectives
old
long
big
hot
older
longer
bigger
hotter
the oldest
the longest
the biggest
the hottest
Adjectives ending in -ydirty
noisy
dirtier
noisier
the dirtiest
the noisiest
Adjectives with two or more syllablesbeautiful
interesting
more beautiful
moreinteresting
the mostbeautiful
the mostinteresting
Irregular adjectivesgood
bad
far
better
worse
further
the best
the worst
the furthest
Adjectives that end in one vowel and one consonant double the consonant.
  • Look! This is the biggest church in Italy!
  • My hair is thinner than yours.
  • Yesterday was hotter than today.
Adjectives ending in -y change the -y in -i.
  • Lucy is happier than me.
  • This TV programme is funnier than the one we saw yesterday.
Than is always used with comparatives to introduce the second element in a comparison.

martes, 1 de noviembre de 2011

QUIZ COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

QUIZ
Comparatives and Superlatives

Principio del formulario
Q1 of 10: My mother is _____ than my father.


 old
 older
 the oldest
 the old
Q2 of 10: What is _____ movie you have ever seen?


 funny
 funnier
 the funniest
 the funny
Q3 of 10: That movie was bad, but it wasn't _____ I have ever seen.


 baddest
 worsest
 worse
 the worst
Q4 of 10: Rachel's hair is not as _____ as Sarah's.


 long
 longer
 the longest
 more long






Q5 of 10: Yesterday's exam was _____ than the one last month.


 difficult
 difficulter
 the difficultest
 more difficult
Q6 of 10: Peter is as ____ as Alex.


 fast
 faster
 the fastest
 the faster
Q7 of 10: I think Mary is _____ woman I have ever seen.


 beautiful
 the most beautiful
 the beautifulest
 the beautifuler
Q8 of 10: Her room is only a little bit _____ than mine.


 bigger
 the bigger
 big
 he biggest
Q9 of 10: He is _____ when he is playing football.


 the happier
 the happiest
 the happy
 happyest
Q10 of 10: Michael's house is _____ from the train than Betty's.


 far
 the furthest
 the farther
 further
Final del formulario