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Complete the Sentences with the Superlative Form of the Adjectives

  1. Perry is the best (good) singer in the UK.

    • Explanation: “Good” becomes “the best” in the superlative form.

  2. My sister is the youngest (young) person in our family.

    • Explanation: “Young” becomes “the youngest” in the superlative form.

  3. Do you know the name of the highest (high) mountain in the world?

    • Explanation: “High” becomes “the highest” in the superlative form.

  4. Selena is the most beautiful (beautiful) girl in our class.

    • Explanation: For adjectives with three or more syllables, we use “the most” + adjective. Hence, “beautiful” becomes “the most beautiful.”

  5. This is the most interesting (interesting) game in the world.

    • Explanation: For adjectives with three or more syllables, “interesting” becomes “the most interesting.”

Complete the Sentences with the Comparative Form of the Adjectives

  1. My brother is older (old) than me.

    • Explanation: “Old” becomes “older” in the comparative form.

  2. Justin is more handsome (handsome) than Harry.

    • Explanation: For longer adjectives, we use “more” + adjective. Hence, “handsome” becomes “more handsome.”

  3. Reading books is more boring (boring) than watching television.

    • Explanation: For longer adjectives, “boring” becomes “more boring.”

  4. Jessica is more successful (successful) than Eric.

    • Explanation: “Successful” becomes “more successful” in the comparative form.

  5. My father is stronger (strong) than me.

    • Explanation: “Strong” becomes “stronger” in the comparative form.

Complete the Table with the Adverbs

  1. Angry – angrily

    • Explanation: The adverb form is created by adding “ly” to the adjective.

  2. Good – well

    • Explanation: “Good” is an irregular adverb and becomes “well.”

  3. Kind – kindly

    • Explanation: “Kind” becomes “kindly” by adding “ly.”

  4. Lazy – lazily

    • Explanation: “Lazy” becomes “lazily” by adding “ly.”

  5. Serious – seriously

    • Explanation: “Serious” becomes “seriously” by adding “ly.”

By understanding these rules, you should be able to tackle both formulating superlative and comparative adjectives and converting adjectives to adverbs.