Degrees of Comparison
English Language
Degrees of Comparison starts at 3 and continues till grade 8.
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What is the comparative form of 'bad'?
What is the comparative form of 'far' when talking about distance?
What is the comparative form of 'little' when talking about quantity?
What is the comparative form of 'many'?
What is the positive degree of 'biggest'?
What is the positive degree of 'stronger'?
What is the superlative form of 'good'?
Write the comparative and superlative forms of 'far'.
Choose the correct sentence: (1) He is more tall than his brother. (2) He is taller than his brother. (3) He is tall than his brother. (4) He is most tall than his brother.
Which of the following adjectives forms its comparative and superlative by adding 'more' and 'most'? (1) tall (2) beautiful (3) fast (4) short
Which of the following is NOT a degree of comparison? (1) Positive (2) Negative (3) Comparative (4) Superlative
Which of the following is the comparative form of the adjective 'tall'? (1) tallness (2) taller (3) tallest (4) talling
Fill in the blank: My bag is _______ than yours. (Use the comparative form of 'heavy')
Fill in the blank: My house is _______ than yours. (Use the comparative form of 'big')
Fill in the blank: Of all the runners, Tom is the _______. (Use the superlative form of 'fast')
Fill in the blank: She is the _______ student in the class. (Use the superlative form of 'smart')
Is 'more important' the comparative form of 'important'? Yes or No.
Is 'more useful' the comparative form of 'useful'? Yes or No.
Is 'most careful' the superlative form of 'careful'? Yes or No.
Is 'most dangerous' the superlative form of 'dangerous'? Yes or No.
