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Let Us Play Together: Comparatives & Superlatives

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Yes/No practice on forms

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1

In the sentence 'This is the most tallest book', 'most' and 'tallest' both mark superlatives.

2

You form the comparative of 'big' as 'bigger' by adding -er.

3

To form the comparative of 'good', you add '-er' to get 'gooder'.

4

Cheetahs are faster than horses.

5

The word 'more happy' is the correct comparative of happy.

6

In the sentence 'This is the most interesting book,' 'most' signals a superlative.

7

Cheetahs are slower than horses.

8

The giraffe is taller than the zebra.

9

'Oldest' is the superlative form in 'the oldest student in class'.

10

The zebra is taller than the giraffe.

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