Superlative Starter: ESL Edition

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Quick true/false quiz on superlatives.

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Superlative Starter: ESL EditionOnline version Quick true/false quiz on superlatives. by Leonardo Sandoval 1 All adjectives form the superlative with -est, even those with more than one syllable. Yes No 2 We form the superlative by adding -est to many one-syllable adjectives, like 'tall' -> 'tallest'. Yes No 3 We usually use 'the' before the superlative, as in 'the tallest building'. Yes No 4 If a one-syllable adjective ends with a consonant after a short vowel, we double the final consonant before -est, as in 'big' -> 'biggest'. Yes No 5 The superlative of 'good' is 'goodest'. Yes No 6 Irregular adjectives have special superlative forms, such as 'good' -> 'the best' and 'bad' -> 'the worst'. Yes No 7 Two-syllable adjectives never take -est; they always use 'most'. Yes No 8 For most two-syllable or longer adjectives, we use 'most' before the adjective, e.g., 'the most interesting'. Yes No 9 When comparing three or more things, we use the comparative form instead of the superlative. Yes No 10 We don't use 'the' before a superlative. Yes No

Superlative Starter: ESL EditionOnline version

Quick true/false quiz on superlatives.

by Leonardo Sandoval

All adjectives form the superlative with -est, even those with more than one syllable.

Yes

We form the superlative by adding -est to many one-syllable adjectives, like 'tall' -> 'tallest'.

Yes

We usually use 'the' before the superlative, as in 'the tallest building'.

Yes

If a one-syllable adjective ends with a consonant after a short vowel, we double the final consonant before -est, as in 'big' -> 'biggest'.

Yes

The superlative of 'good' is 'goodest'.

Yes

Irregular adjectives have special superlative forms, such as 'good' -> 'the best' and 'bad' -> 'the worst'.

Yes

Two-syllable adjectives never take -est; they always use 'most'.

Yes

For most two-syllable or longer adjectives, we use 'most' before the adjective, e.g., 'the most interesting'.

Yes

When comparing three or more things, we use the comparative form instead of the superlative.

Yes

We don't use 'the' before a superlative.

Yes

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Superlative Starter: ESL EditionOnline version

by Leonardo Sandoval

All adjectives form the superlative with -est, even those with more than one syllable.

We form the superlative by adding -est to many one-syllable adjectives, like 'tall' -> 'tallest'.

We usually use 'the' before the superlative, as in 'the tallest building'.

If a one-syllable adjective ends with a consonant after a short vowel, we double the final consonant before -est, as in 'big' -> 'biggest'.

The superlative of 'good' is 'goodest'.

Irregular adjectives have special superlative forms, such as 'good' -> 'the best' and 'bad' -> 'the worst'.

Two-syllable adjectives never take -est; they always use 'most'.

For most two-syllable or longer adjectives, we use 'most' before the adjective, e.g., 'the most interesting'.

When comparing three or more things, we use the comparative form instead of the superlative.

We don't use 'the' before a superlative.

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