Say whether the adjective has degrees of comparison.
1. poor 2. cruel 3. clever 4. ill 5. deaf 6. nice 7. modern 8. fast 9. lovable 10. friendly 11. serious 12. national 13. angry 14. handsome 15. stupid 16. dead 17. gentle 18. absolute 19. narrow 20. important
21. shy 22. middle 23. senior 24. noble 25. fat 26. bright 27. lively 28. asleep 29. equal 30. penniless 31. blind 32. sad 33. metal 34. ready 35. local 36. expensive 37. far 38. upper 39. bad 40. late
| : 1) er, -est big bigger the biggest 2) more, most difficult more difficult the most difficult |
| , , -er, -est. hard harder the hardest |
| , , more, most. convenient moreconvenient the most convenient |
| , y, -ow, -er, -le, -er, -est. easy easier, narrow narrower, clever cleverer, gentle gentler |
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| -er, -est more, most: clever, handsome, narrow, shallow, simple, quiet, common, stupid, gentle, friendly, tiresome She iscleverer/more cleverthan he is. |
| (suppletive forms). good better the best bad worse the worst old elder eldest far farther/ further the farthest/ the furthest little less (the) least much/ many more most |
Form degrees of comparison.
1. quick 2. bad 3. easy 4. big 5. old 6. hard 7. difficult 8. good 9. convenient 10. pretty 11. clever 12. narrow 13. slow 14. yellow 15. tired 16. polite 17. rough 18. crazy 19. handsome 20. stupid 21. brave 22. quiet 23. boring 24. friendly 25. wise 26. lazy 18. heavy 19. difficult 20. simple 21. gentle 22. hot 23. serious 24. cosy 25. cheap 26. expensive 27. safe 28. sad 29. shallow 30. stubborn
| , , . The easi er task ( !), the pretti er daughter, the eld er brother. |
| Further, furthest ), (=). Further into the forest. Further instructions Farther, farthest (). |
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| Elder, the eldest , ( ). My eldest sister is two years older than me. My Grandfather is the oldest in the family now, though he was not the eldest child. |
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4. Translate into English very fast. Dont forget about the definite article before the superlative degree.
A. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. () 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. ý 27. 28. 29. 30.
B. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
Add a suitable noun.
Model: a more cheerful ___. A more cheerful day.
1. a riper ___ 2. a shallower ___ 3. a taller ___ 4. a more difficult ___ 5. a more stupid ___ 6. a tastier ___ 7. a more expensive ___ 8. a heavier ___ 9. a faster ___ 10. a cheaper ___
