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Quick challenge: true/false on comparatives & superlatives.

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Comparatives & Superlatives QuizVersión en línea Quick challenge: true/false on comparatives & superlatives. por Regina Miranda 1 We always use "the" before a superlative adjective. Yes No 2 To form the comparative of most short adjectives (one syllable), we just add "-est" to the end of the adjective. Yes No 3 "Worser" is the correct comparative form of the adjective "bad." Yes No 4 "Happier" is the comparative of "happy," and "happiest" is the superlative. Yes No 5 For short adjectives with a single syllable, we double the final consonant when adding -er: 'big' -> 'bigger'. Yes No 6 The comparative form of 'tall' is 'taller'. Yes No 7 The superlative of 'good' is 'goodest'. Yes No 8 We add '-est' to form the superlative of 'short': 'shortest'. Yes No 9 Three-syllable adjectives always take 'er' for the comparative. Yes No 10 The word 'more beautiful' is the comparative form of 'beautiful'. Yes No 11 If an adjective ends in "e," we simply add "r" for the comparative and "st" for the superlative (e.g., "large" -> "larger", "largest"). Yes No 12 The comparative of 'fun' is 'funner'. Yes No 13 We use the word "than" after the comparative adjective to make a comparison. Yes No 14 The superlative of 'happy' is 'happier'. Yes No 15 'Better' is the comparative form of 'good'. Yes No

Comparatives & Superlatives QuizVersión en línea

Quick challenge: true/false on comparatives & superlatives.

por Regina Miranda

We always use "the" before a superlative adjective.

Yes

To form the comparative of most short adjectives (one syllable), we just add "-est" to the end of the adjective.

Yes

"Worser" is the correct comparative form of the adjective "bad."

Yes

"Happier" is the comparative of "happy," and "happiest" is the superlative.

Yes

For short adjectives with a single syllable, we double the final consonant when adding -er: 'big' -> 'bigger'.

Yes

The comparative form of 'tall' is 'taller'.

Yes

The superlative of 'good' is 'goodest'.

Yes

We add '-est' to form the superlative of 'short': 'shortest'.

Yes

Three-syllable adjectives always take 'er' for the comparative.

Yes

The word 'more beautiful' is the comparative form of 'beautiful'.

Yes

If an adjective ends in "e," we simply add "r" for the comparative and "st" for the superlative (e.g., "large" -> "larger", "largest").

Yes

The comparative of 'fun' is 'funner'.

Yes

We use the word "than" after the comparative adjective to make a comparison.

Yes

The superlative of 'happy' is 'happier'.

Yes

'Better' is the comparative form of 'good'.

Yes

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Comparatives & Superlatives QuizVersión en línea

por Regina Miranda

We always use "the" before a superlative adjective.

To form the comparative of most short adjectives (one syllable), we just add "-est" to the end of the adjective.

"Worser" is the correct comparative form of the adjective "bad."

"Happier" is the comparative of "happy," and "happiest" is the superlative.

For short adjectives with a single syllable, we double the final consonant when adding -er: 'big' -> 'bigger'.

The comparative form of 'tall' is 'taller'.

The superlative of 'good' is 'goodest'.

We add '-est' to form the superlative of 'short': 'shortest'.

Three-syllable adjectives always take 'er' for the comparative.

The word 'more beautiful' is the comparative form of 'beautiful'.

If an adjective ends in "e," we simply add "r" for the comparative and "st" for the superlative (e.g., "large" -> "larger", "largest").

The comparative of 'fun' is 'funner'.

We use the word "than" after the comparative adjective to make a comparison.

The superlative of 'happy' is 'happier'.

'Better' is the comparative form of 'good'.

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