good, better, best, and instead of bad, badder, baddest, we say bad, worse, worst.
A: Can you remember all the rules?
In the first column is a list of adjectives. Can you fill in the comparative and superlative adjectives in the next to columns? The first three were done for you in the reading. Beware of the long adjectives and the exceptions!
B: Can you fix the following sentences? Fill in the correct adjective in place of the one in the brackets. 1. Marys cake was (sweet) than Johns but Bills was the (sweet). 2. Angela thought her dress was (pretty) than her friends dress. 3. Mount Everest is the (high) mountain in the world. 4. I think that test was (difficult) than the last one we did. 5. She got a prize for being the (good) singer in the contest.
Activity B 6. Marys cake was sweeter than Johns was but Bills was the sweetest. 7. Angela thought her dress was prettier than her friends dress. 8. Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. 9. I think that test was more difficult than the last one we did. 10. She got a prize for being the best singer in the contest.