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    Comparatives and Superlatives: Family/The/ Rnli/Oldest

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    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences and questions. It begins by listing common adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms. It then provides examples of putting words in the correct order to form sentences and questions comparing different adjectives. Finally, it lists questions using superlative adjectives that ask about extremes, such as the longest river, tallest mountain, or oldest university.

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    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences and questions. It begins by listing common adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms. It then provides examples of putting words in the correct order to form sentences and questions comparing different adjectives. Finally, it lists questions using superlative adjectives that ask about extremes, such as the longest river, tallest mountain, or oldest university.

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    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences and questions. It begins by listing common adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms. It then provides examples of putting words in the correct order to form sentences and questions comparing different adjectives. Finally, it lists questions using superlative adjectives that ask about extremes, such as the longest river, tallest mountain, or oldest university.

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    Comparatives and Superlatives: Family/The/ Rnli/Oldest

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    Gustavo Alono García Gamiño
    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences and questions. It begins by listing common adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms. It then provides examples of putting words in the correct order to form sentences and questions comparing different adjectives. Finally, it lists questions using superlative adjectives that ask about extremes, such as the longest river, tallest mountain, or oldest university.

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    Comparatives and superlatives 7 Questions and answers

    Complete the questions with the superlative


    5 Comparative and superlative adiectives form of the adjective. Try to answer them.
    Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives.

    Adjective Comparative Superlative

    cheap cheaper the 1 What is th¿ lottg¿st (long) river in the world?
    expensive more expensive the most expensive Th¿ Nil¿.

    younS
    h"Ppy
    beautiful
    2 What is (high)
    big
    mountain in the world?
    busy
    intetligent
    bad
    far
    new 3 What is (big) city in
    dangerous your country?

    6 Word order
    Put the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.

    1 family/the/ am I my I rnlI/oldest 4 What is (popular) sport


    in your country?
    I an the oldesl in ny tanily.

    2 sister / me / my I than lyounger / is

    3 classi who / oldest/ the/ the I in I rs I ?

    5 Where is (old)
    4 passenger I plane I is I the Airbus A380 / world / biggest / the I tn I the university in your country?

    ¡. ,,r"i
    r, .-r,.1,t,
    /..i. r,1.. 1
    i
    5 book/ interesting/than lmy lyour / more/is/book ii.'ai,:
    & _:::,, ,, \
    .á&4.
    .
    r'=
    -t--
    v#
    -É.
    -cdE
    al1 d ,'

    6 bought/ expensive/ store I the I in/ TV/ most/ Peter/ the 6 Who is (young) person
    in your family?

    7 cheapest lbuy lyoulstore linltheltheldid/shirt/ ?

    8 difficult / Chinese / English / is / than / more i much

    7 Who is (intelligent)
    9 weather/better/ today/ than/ much/ isi yesterday lthe student in your class?

    Unit 9 . City living 55

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