Amusement Park & Birthday Party Quiz

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Amusement Park & Birthday Party Quiz


Amusement Park & Birthday Party QuizVersión en línea Yes/No on park and party terms por Profe Diego 1 The superlative of 'bad' is 'worse' and 'worstest'. Yes No 2 The superlative of 'funny' is 'funniest'. Yes No 3 In a comparison, you use 'than' after the comparative: 'This lake is bigger than that one.' Yes No 4 For adjectives with two syllables, you always use 'more' and 'most'. Yes No 5 'Good' has irregular forms: comparative 'better' and superlative 'best'. Yes No 6 The blue car is faster than the red car. Yes No 7 This is the most oldest building in town. Yes No 8 Canada is more large than Mexico. Yes No 9 'This is the most tall building' is correct. Yes No 10 The comparative form of 'tall' is 'taller', and the superlative is 'tallest'. Yes No 11 The comparative form of 'beautiful' is 'beautifuler'. Yes No 12 She is more tall than her sister. Yes No 13 Among the three cars, the red one is the fastest. Yes No 14 Among these three books, the longer one is the shortest. Yes No 15 This book is bigger than that one. Yes No 16 That mountain is the most highest peak in the range. Yes No 17 This book is more bigger than that one. Yes No 18 For adjectives with three or more syllables, we usually use 'more' and 'most' (e.g., more beautiful, most beautiful). Yes No 19 This chair is more tall than that chair. Yes No 20 She is taller than her brother. Yes No 21 This is the oldest building in town. Yes No 22 Canada is larger than Mexico. Yes No 23 You form 'more tall' to compare height. Yes No 24 The blue car is fasterer than the red car. Yes No

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Amusement Park & Birthday Party QuizVersión en línea

por Profe Diego

The superlative of 'bad' is 'worse' and 'worstest'.

The superlative of 'funny' is 'funniest'.

In a comparison, you use 'than' after the comparative: 'This lake is bigger than that one.'

For adjectives with two syllables, you always use 'more' and 'most'.

'Good' has irregular forms: comparative 'better' and superlative 'best'.

The blue car is faster than the red car.

This is the most oldest building in town.

Canada is more large than Mexico.

'This is the most tall building' is correct.

The comparative form of 'tall' is 'taller', and the superlative is 'tallest'.

The comparative form of 'beautiful' is 'beautifuler'.

She is more tall than her sister.

Among the three cars, the red one is the fastest.

Among these three books, the longer one is the shortest.

This book is bigger than that one.

That mountain is the most highest peak in the range.

This book is more bigger than that one.

For adjectives with three or more syllables, we usually use 'more' and 'most' (e.g., more beautiful, most beautiful).

This chair is more tall than that chair.

She is taller than her brother.

This is the oldest building in town.

Canada is larger than Mexico.

You form 'more tall' to compare height.

The blue car is fasterer than the red car.