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    The document provides examples of using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs. It gives lists of words and their comparative and superlative forms, examples of filling in the missing forms, underlining the correct variants, filling in blanks with the appropriate form, and identifying whether examples use the comparative or superlative form. The document serves as a reference and practice for students to learn forming and identifying comparative and superlative structures in English.

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    The document provides examples of using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs. It gives lists of words and their comparative and superlative forms, examples of filling in the missing forms, underlining the correct variants, filling in blanks with the appropriate form, and identifying whether examples use the comparative or superlative form. The document serves as a reference and practice for students to learn forming and identifying comparative and superlative structures in English.

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    The document provides examples of using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs. It gives lists of words and their comparative and superlative forms, examples of filling in the missing forms, underlining the correct variants, filling in blanks with the appropriate form, and identifying whether examples use the comparative or superlative form. The document serves as a reference and practice for students to learn forming and identifying comparative and superlative structures in English.

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    1. Form the degrees of comparisons: 2.

    Fill in the missing forms of the degrees of comparisons:


    1. nice – nicer – the nicest
    1.high higherthe highest2. smallsmallerthe smallest3. largelargerthe
    2. short – shorter – the shortest
    largest4. heavyheavierthe heaviest5. newnewerthe newest6.
    3. young - younger – the youngest interestingmore interestingthe most interesting7. beautifulmore
    4. new - newer – the newest beautifulthe most beautiful8. difficultmore difficultthe most difficult9.
    5. old – older – the oldest creativemore creativethe most creative10. carefulmore carefulthe most
    6. careful -more careful-the most careful careful11. badworsethe worst12. many/muchmorethe most13.
    7. modern -more modern –the most modern goodbetterthe best14. littlelessthe least
    8. popular –more popular-the most popular
    9. dangerous-more dangerous-the most dangerous
    10.expensive-more expensive-the most expensive
    11.little – less – the least
    12.bad -worse – the worst
    13.good –better – the best
    14.much/many – more – the most

    3. Underline the correct variant: 4. Fill in the correct form of the word:
    1. Mary is ___ than Kate. 1. July is the hottest month of the year.
    a) tall b) taller c) the tallest 2. My bike is the cheapest.
    2. Tom is ___ than Bob. 3. This is the highest tree in this park.
    a) short b) shorter c) the shortest 4. Peter is the best runner at school.
    3. Bill reads ____ than Ben. 5Mona is the cleverest student in our class.
    a) much b) more c) the most 6. This task is the most difficult in the test.
    4. Pam is ___ than Helen. 7. The traffic on this road is the most dangerous.
    a) old b) older c) the oldest 8. It is the heaviest box here.
    5. Mona’s dress is ___ than Pam’s dress. 9. My granny is the oldest in our family.
    a) cheap b) cheaper c) the cheapest 10. This car is the most expensive here.
    6. Nick is ____ than Mike. 11. Liz is the fattest girl in our street.
    a) fast b) faster c) the fastest 12. This is the best translation.
    7. Tim is ____ than his brother. 13. It is the most popular film now.
    a) helpful b) more helpful c) the most helpful 14. I think it is the coldest day today.
    8. This text is ___ than that text. 15. It is the biggest size of the dress.
    a) difficult b) more difficult c) the most difficult 16. Bob is the best student in our class.

    5. Comparative or superlative? 6. Correct the mistakes:


    1. April is warmer than January. 1. I have the heaviest bag.
    2. August is the hottest month of the year. 2. Tom is the best in our group.
    3. November is colder than September. 3. Helen is thinner than Pam.
    4. It is the oldest tree in this park. 4. Mona is happier than Liz.
    5. My mobile is more expensive than yours. 5. Tony is older than Pete.
    6. This text is the easiest text in the book. 6. This apple is the sweetest.
    7. It is the most boring film this week. 7. Your watch is cheaper than mine.
    8. Pam’s hair is longer than Kate’s hair. 8. The tree is the oldest in the street.
    9. I think it is the longest day. 9. My house is more expensive than yours.
    10. The most beautiful place is Paris. 10. This animal is the most dangerous in the zoo.
    11. These cakes are the best in this shop. 11. Sam gets up earlier than Bill.
    12. Your car is cheaper than mine. 12. This building is the most modern in this town.
    13. Bob is taller than Nick. 13. February is the coldest month of the year.
    14. Sam is the tallest boy in our class. 14. May is warmer than March.
    15. Tom is two years younger than Paul. 15. Bill is faster than Nick.
    16. This building is the most beautiful. 16. This test is the most difficult.

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