Quick comparison recall

Say the comparative and superlative forms aloud. ⚡

Building comparison forms

Connect each adjective to its comparative form

Connect each adjective to its superlative form

Complete the comparison

Say each finished sentence aloud. 🗣️

1. My brother is [___] than me.
2. This is the [___] bag in the shop.
3. Anna is [___] than her sister.
4. Today is [___] than yesterday.
5. In this example, a train is [___] a bus. (Use as ... as.)
6. This film is [___] that film. (Use not as ... as.)

Checking the patterns

Decide whether each statement is correct

Choose the correct form

1. My new phone is [___] than my old phone.
2. Leo is the [___] person in the class.
3. This café is [___] the library.
4. This road is [___] from the town than that road.

Your comparison check

Say the missing forms

1. Say the comparative and superlative forms of good.
2. Choose the correct form: My room is ___ than yours.

small / smaller / smallest

1. Choose the correct form: Sara is the ___ person in her family.

kind / kinder / kindest

1. Complete the sentence: A plane is not as ___ as a train.

slow

Connect each pattern to its use

Key points

• Use comparative forms to compare two people or things: taller than, more interesting than.
• Use superlative forms for one person or thing in a group: the tallest, the most beautiful.
• Use as ... as for equal comparison: as fast as.
• Use not as ... as for unequal comparison: not as quiet as.
• Remember: good → better → best and bad → worse → worst.