Adjectives Flashcards
1 He’s the (strong) boy in the whole school.
strongest
Use the superlative when more than two persons or things are compared.
2 Of the two sisters, Mary is the (beautiful).
more beautiful
Use the comparative when two people or things are compared.
3 Ann is the (young) of four sisters.
youngest
Use the superlative when more than two persons or things are compared.
4 John is the (old) of all my friends.
oldest
5 This is the (good) novel I’ve ever read.
best
The adjectives good and bad have irregular forms of companson: good, better, best and bad, worse, worst.
6 Which do you think is (good), tea or coffee?
better
7 Iron is the (useful) of all metals.
most useful
8 The Nile is the (long) river in Africa.
longest
9 Which of the two girls is (tall)?
taller
10 David is (bad) than his brother.
worse
The adjectives good and bad have irregular forms of companson: good, better, best and bad, worse, worst.
Correct the following: 1 Alexandria is smaller from Cairo.
than
Adjectives (or adverbs) in the comparative are followed by than and not by from
Correct the following:
2 New York is the larger city in the United States.
largest
Use the superlative when more than two persons or things are compared.
Correct the following:
3 He’s the better student from all.
best
The adjectives good and bad have irregular forms of companson: good, better, best and bad, worse, worst.
Correct the following:
4 John is more stronger than his brother.
stronger
Correct the following:
5 My handwriting is more bad than my sister’s.
worse
The adjectives good and bad have irregular forms of companson: good, better, best and bad, worse, worst.
