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Comparative er est
Downloadable worksheets:
comparing with adjectives( comparative er more)(superlative est/most)
Level:
elementary
Age:
11-11
Downloads:
41
Comparative and superlative
Level:
elementary
Age:
5-10
Downloads:
19
Comparative use of er and est.
Level:
intermediate
Age:
12-14
Downloads:
11
Spelling er/est words
Level:
elementary
Age:
10-17
Downloads:
8
Spelling rules for adding -er/-est - self-study worksheet
Level:
intermediate
Age:
12-17
Downloads:
7
Comparative Adjectives
Level:
intermediate
Age:
10-17
Downloads:
7
The elephant is
biger
bigger
biggest
the biggest
than a mouse.
The cheetah is
the slowest
the fastest
faster
slower
animal
Tyrannosaurus Rex was
angrier
the anryest
the angriest
dinosaur
The weather was
colder
the colder
coldest
the coldest
yesterday than today
A while is
the smallest
smaller
the biggest
biggest
animal in the world
The while is
heavier
heavy
heaviest
lighter
than an elephant
Dolphins are
clever
cleverer
cleverest
the cleverest
animals
Crocodiles are
older
oldest
the oldest
animals in the world
This cake is
tastyer
tasty
tastier
tastiest
than that cake
My dress is
the longest
longer
longest
dress.
A snail is
slower
faster
slowest
fastest
than a rabbit.
My schoolbag was
lighter
slower
the lightest
the slowest
than your schoolbag
The weather was
sunnier
sunnyer
the sunniest
sunniest
yesterday than today