A Comparative & Superlative Adjectives

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Write the correct form of the adjective for each sentence.

(1) You will get the deal if you buy (8) The pyramids at Giza are the
(good)
large structures of the
your new television online. (old)

ancient world.
(2) Those burritos taste than
(bad) (9) Ashley has a computer than
rusted nails. (new)

I do.

(3) The view of the city is from the

(good)
(10) My dog is the pet I’ve ever
(lazy)
top of that mountain.
had. All he does is lie around and
sleep.
(4) Our new textbooks are
(clear)
(11) Our museum is now that the
than the ones we used last year. (large)

expansion is complete.
(5) This book has the
story I’ve ever (12) This restaurant has the
(interesting) dining room in the
read. (elegant)

city.
(6) Emma’s handwriting is
(sloppy) (13) The water is at the other
(shallow)
than most of the other students.
end of the pool.

(7) The Sears Tower is the (14) If you’re lucky, you will win the
(tall)
prize!
building in Chicago.
(fabulous)

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A Comparative & Superlative Adjectives
ANSWER KEY
Write the correct form of the adjective for each sentence.
(1) You will get the best deal if you buy (8) The pyramids at Giza are the
(good)
oldest large structures of the
your new television online. (old)

ancient world.
(2) Those burritos taste worse than
(bad) (9) Ashley has a newer computer than
rusted nails. (new)

I do.

(3) The best view of the city is from the

(good)
(10) My dog is the laziest pet I’ve ever
(lazy)
top of that mountain.
had. All he does is lie around and
sleep.
(4) Our new textbooks are clearer
(clear)
(11) Our museum is larger now that the
than the ones we used last year. (large)

expansion is complete.
(5) This book has the
most interesting story I’ve ever (12) This restaurant has the
(interesting) most elegant dining room in the
read. (elegant)

city.
(6) Emma’s handwriting is sloppier
(sloppy) (13) The water is shallower at the other
(shallow)
than most of the other students.
end of the pool.

(7) The Sears Tower is the tallest (14) If you’re lucky, you will win the
(tall)
most fabulous prize!
building in Chicago.
(fabulous)

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