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Froggy Jumps Comparative and Superlative patternsVersión en línea Choose the correct option when indicated por Teacher Lia 1 We use this pattern when we want to talk about something that is equal a The faster, the better b As.....As c A lot more 2 This article usually comes before a superlative a As b More c The 3 When making comparatives and superlatives, after a one-syllable adjective.... a We add -ly at the end b We add -er or -est ending c We add more or most before the adjective 4 Choose the words endings that requires using more or most to make them S/C a -er, -iest, -y, - est b -Ful, -ing, ed, iess c -ally, -ic, -ier 5 Choose the correct spelling for the comparative and superlative form of the words: Thin Wet Fit a More/ most thin, fit, wet b Thinner/Thinnest. Wetter/wettest. Fittest/ Fitter c Thiner/Thinest. Weter/wetest. Fitest/ Fiter 6 Is it true or false that some adverbs can be converted into superlatives and comparative by adding-er and -est a Yes when the adverb have the same structure as a adjective b Yes, in all the cases it can be converted like that c No, it can only be converted using more and most 7 Choose the comparative and superlative form of GOOD/WELL a More & most good/well b Better/Best c Gooder/goodest-Weller/wellest 8 Choose the comparative and superlative form of Bad a More & most bad b Worse/Worst c Baddest/Badder 9 Which are the irregular forms? a Hardly, lately, worst, better b Good, well, bad, badly, far c Cheap, loud, quick, slow 10 Which are the opposites of more/most? a Less & list b Less & least c Lastly & less 11 We use this expression when refering to something increasing all the time. a The higher, the better b Most long c Longer and longer. 12 We use this pattern to say that a change with something comes along with another one a The higher, the better b Most long c Longer and longer.

Froggy Jumps

Comparative and Superlative patternsVersión en línea

Choose the correct option when indicated

por Teacher Lia

We use this pattern when we want to talk about something that is equal

The faster, the better

As.....As

A lot more

This article usually comes before a superlative

The

When making comparatives and superlatives, after a one-syllable adjective....

We add -ly at the end

We add -er or -est ending

We add more or most before the adjective

Choose the words endings that requires using more or most to make them S/C

-er, -iest, -y, - est

-Ful, -ing, ed, iess

-ally, -ic, -ier

Choose the correct spelling for the comparative and superlative form of the words: Thin Wet Fit

More/ most thin, fit, wet

Thinner/Thinnest. Wetter/wettest. Fittest/ Fitter

Thiner/Thinest. Weter/wetest. Fitest/ Fiter

Is it true or false that some adverbs can be converted into superlatives and comparative by adding-er and -est

Yes when the adverb have the same structure as a adjective

Yes, in all the cases it can be converted like that

No, it can only be converted using more and most

Choose the comparative and superlative form of GOOD/WELL

More & most good/well

Better/Best

Gooder/goodest-Weller/wellest

Choose the comparative and superlative form of Bad

More & most bad

Worse/Worst

Baddest/Badder

Which are the irregular forms?

Hardly, lately, worst, better

Good, well, bad, badly, far

Cheap, loud, quick, slow

Which are the opposites of more/most?

Less & list

Less & least

Lastly & less

We use this expression when refering to something increasing all the time.

The higher, the better

Most long

Longer and longer.

We use this pattern to say that a change with something comes along with another one

The higher, the better

Most long

Longer and longer.

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Froggy Jumps

Comparative and Superlative patternsVersión en línea

por Teacher Lia

We use this pattern when we want to talk about something that is equal

This article usually comes before a superlative

When making comparatives and superlatives, after a one-syllable adjective....

Choose the words endings that requires using more or most to make them S/C

Choose the correct spelling for the comparative and superlative form of the words: Thin Wet Fit

Is it true or false that some adverbs can be converted into superlatives and comparative by adding-er and -est

Choose the comparative and superlative form of GOOD/WELL

Choose the comparative and superlative form of Bad

Which are the irregular forms?

Which are the opposites of more/most?

We use this expression when refering to something increasing all the time.

We use this pattern to say that a change with something comes along with another one