F2 - SEM2 - Making Comparison

Question 1

Good

Answer 1

Better than
The Best

Question 2

Bad

Answer 2

Worse than
The Worst

Question 3

Far

Answer 3

Farther than
The Farthest

Question 4

Little

Answer 4

Less than
The least

Question 5

Few

Answer 5

Fewer than
The fewest

Question 6

One-syllable adjectives, E.g. small, fast

Answer 6

+er than, E.g. smaller than, faster than
+the ~est, E.g. the smallest, the fastest

Question 7

Most two-syllable adjectives, E.g. thoughtful, useful

Answer 7

+ more/less than, E.g. more/less thoughtful than, more/less useful than
+ the most/least, E.g. the most/least thoughtful, the most/least useful

Question 8

Two syllable adjectives ending with ~er, ~le, ~or, ~ow, E.g. little, narrow, gentle

Answer 8

+er than, E.g. littler, narrower than, gentler than
+the ~est, E.g. the littlest, the narrowest, the gentlest

same as one-syllable adjectives

Question 9

Two syllable adjectives ending in ~y, E.g. sleepy, happy

Answer 9

~y => ~ier than, E.g. sleepier than, happier than
the ~y => ~iest, E.g. the sleepiest, the happiest

similar to one-syllable adjectives except ~y=>~i

Question 10

Three or more syllable adjectives, E.g. intelligent, important

Answer 10

+more/less than, E.g. more/less intelligent than, more/less important than
+the most/least, E.g. the most/less intelligent, the more/less important

Question 11

Adverbs ending in ~ly, E.g. carefully, slowly

Answer 11

+more/less than, E.g. more/less carefully than, more/less slowly than
+the most/least, E.g. the most/least carefully, the most/least slowly

Question 12

Clever

Answer 12

More/less clever or cleverer
The most/least clever or the cleverest

Question 13

Simple

Answer 13

More/less simple or simpler
The most/least simple or the simplest