A112 questions · Beginner · Adjectives and Comparison
Comparatives and Superlatives Exercises with Answers
Making adjectives longer or stronger: bigger, the biggest, more careful. Also where an adjective sits when it meets a noun, and the very and too that grade it.
Lessons on this topic
- Adjectives
Where an English adjective stands — before the noun and after be — why it never takes -s in the plural, and how very works.
- Comparison with As ... As
How to say two things are equal in English: as + adjective + as, not as ... as for less, the phrase as soon as possible, and how it differs from the same as.
- Comparative Adjectives
How English compares two things: -er for short adjectives, more for long ones, than before the second thing, better and worse, and much or a bit.
- Superlative Adjectives
How English picks number one in a group: the + -est for short adjectives, the most for long ones, the best and the worst, in and of.
