This is some exercises that you guys can do to help improve on your grammar (Adjectives)
Adjectives.
Part 1.
Complete the chart
with the comparatives and superlatives.
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Adjectives
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Comparatives
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Superlatives
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Good
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better
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Bad
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Handsome
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Beautiful
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Many
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Fast
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Thin
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Happy
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Long
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Little
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Part
2.
A) Look at these
sentences. The adjectives are in the wrong order. Change the
positions of the adjectives so that they are in the correct order.
1) She lives in the green old house by
the lake.
2) He put all his books in a plastic
red bag.
3) The Persian old cat could not
tolerate the cold weather.
4) Have you seen my cotton blue new
shirt?
5) I have recently bought a wooden
expensive small table.
B) At
the end of each sentence, there is an adjective in brackets. Rewrite each
sentence with the adjective in the correct position.
1)
The children loved the lady. (old)
2)
The lawyer was a man. (humble)
3)
He has a history of mental illness. (long)
4)
She wanted a life. (quiet)
5)
The man was dressed in a suit. (dark)
6)
The bees buzzed around in the field of flowers. (busy)
7)
The doctor examined the child. (injured)
8)
The man got into his car. (bald)
9)
The bear chased the poachers away from her cubs. (furious)
10)
The cars were stolen from the showroom. (expensive)
C) Choose the correct answer :
1)
We are [younger than / the youngest] the rest of the class.
2)
He is [more popular / the most popular] student in the school.
3)
Who is [the best / better than] singer in the class?
4)
These sofas are [more comfortable than / the most comfortable] ours.
5)
Tom's car is [as big as / the biggest] his friend's.
6)
Is Jason's dog [older than / the oldest] yours?
