COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVESVersión en línea When we want make a comparisons, we use comparative and superlative forms of adjectives for can compare two things or more than two things. Here you will learn the rules and how to use them por Rhandy Saul 1 Choose the correct sentence a This car is certainly the best, but it's the more expensive. b I'm feeling happier now. c We need a biggest garden. d The better day of the week for me is Saturday. 2 Choose the correct sentence a She is two years older than me. b I'm feeling happyer now. c His cat is more large than my dog. d This house is tallest than other house. 3 Choose only one word between the Irregular adjectives good, bad, far, little, many, and become it into a comparative (not superlative) form. You only need to write the word in comparative form Written answer 4 Choose only one word between the Irregular adjectives good, bad, far, little, many, and become it into a superlative (not comparative) adjective. You only need to write the word in superlative form Written answer 5 Complete the sentence using comparative adjectives in the following text: Who's _______ (tall), you or your brother? Written answer 6 Complete the sentence using superlative adjectives in the following text: The _________ (old) person ever was Jeanne Calment from France. She was 122 Written answer 7 Complete the sentence using superlatives adjectives in the following text: ____ ____ ____ (popular) food in Ecuador is the encebollado Written answer 8 Two of the five sentences are wrong. Look up the wrong words and mark either one a A train is more faster than a car. b A taxi is more expensive than a bus. c Riding a bicycle is healthier than a car. d Eat a pizza is most dangerous than a apple. e A cat is more domestic than a tiger. 9 complete the sentence in the correct form: Which is _______ in your life? -For me, _______ is my family a the most important b the more important c the important d the best important 10 Complete the sentence: R-02 is _____ (tall) ____ R-01 a bigger / that b biger / that c bigger / than d more bigger / than