Which of the following adjectives is in the comparative degree form?

• Tall
• Taller
• Tallest
• Most tall

Identify the superlative degree of the adjective 'happy'.

• Happier
• Happiest
• More happy
• Most happy

Which sentence uses a comparative adjective correctly?

• She is the smarter of the two sisters.
• He is the smartest student in the class.
• This cake is delicious.
• He runs fast.

Choose the correct form of the adjective for the sentence: 'This is the ______ book I've ever read.'

• Interesting
• More interesting
• Most interesting
• Interestinger

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a superlative adjective?

• She is more beautiful than her sister.
• He is the most talented musician in the band.
• This is a better choice.
• He is happier today.

The comparative form of 'good' is:

• Gooder
• Goodest
• Better
• Best

Identify the sentence with the correct use of a superlative adjective.

• That is a more difficult question.
• She is the tallest girl in her class.
• He is as fast as his brother.
• This is a less interesting book.

What is the comparative degree of 'little'?

• Littler
• Less
• Littlest
• Least

Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between two objects.

The superlative form of 'good' is 'goodest'.

In English, adding '-est' to an adjective typically creates its superlative form.

To form the comparative of a two-syllable adjective ending in 'y', you change the 'y' to 'i' and add '-er'.

The word 'less' is used to form the comparative of some adjectives.

The superlative of 'far' can be 'farthest' or 'furthest'.

When comparing three or more things, the comparative form is used.

The adjective 'little' has the comparative form 'less'.

What is the comparative form of the adjective 'good'?

• better
• gooder
• more good
• best

Choose the comparative form of 'beautiful'.

• more beautiful
• beautifuler
• most beautiful
• beautifulest

Fill in the blank: This exam was _____ than the last one.

• difficult
• more difficult
• most difficult
• difficulter

Fill in the blank: The weather today is _____ than yesterday.

• bad
• worse
• worst
• more bad