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(1)

Comparative & Superlative Adjectives

Name: Date:

Write the correct form of the adjective for each sentence. Kenneth is the
(short)

student in my class, while Elizabeth is the

(tall)

(2)

Those french fries taste

(bad)

than cardboard.

(3)

I think algebra is the

(hard)

class Ive ever taken.

(4)

The teachers solution confused us because it was

(confusing)

than the

one in the book.

(5)

The water is
(shallow)

at the other end of the pool.

(6)

This restaurant has the

(good)

guacamole!

(7)

I think that riding a bike without a helmet is the

(dangerous)

thing one can

do.
(8)

I think that this toy has the

(good)

educational value.

(9)

The Economist is
(intelligent)

than most other magazines.

(10)

I think that a salad would be the

(healthy)

thing to eat.

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Comparative & Superlative Adjectives

ANSWER KEY
(short) (tall)

Write the correct form of the adjective for each sentence. Kenneth is the shortest student in my class, while Elizabeth is the tallest .

Those french fries taste worse than cardboard.

(bad)

I think algebra is the hardest class Ive ever taken.

(hard)

(4)

The teachers solution confused us because it was more confusing than the
(confusing)

one in the book.

(5)

The water is shallower at the other end of the pool.

(shallow)

(6)

This restaurant has the best guacamole!

(good)

(7)

I think that riding a bike without a helmet is the most dangerous thing one can
(dangerous)

do.
(8)

I think that this toy has the best educational value.

(good)

(9)

The Economist is more intelligent than most other magazines.

(intelligent)

(10)

I think that a salad would be the healthiest thing to eat.

(healthy)

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