Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Worksheet
Name: ___________________________
Date: ___________________________
Grade: ___________________________
What are Comparative and Superlative Adjectives?
- Comparative adjectives compare two people, places, animals, or things.
Example: A lion is stronger than a fox. - Superlative adjectives compare three or more.
Example: The elephant is the strongest animal in the group.
Part A – Choose the Correct Word
Choose the correct comparative or superlative adjective.
- My brother is ___ than me.
a) tall
b) taller
c) tallest - This is the ___ cake I have ever tasted.
a) delicious
b) more delicious
c) most delicious - A cheetah is ___ than a horse.
a) fast
b) faster
c) fastest - Mount Everest is one of the ___ mountains in the world.
a) high
b) higher
c) highest - This book is ___ than that book.
a) interesting
b) more interesting
c) most interesting - Sara is the ___ student in the class.
a) young
b) younger
c) youngest - Today is ___ than yesterday.
a) cold
b) colder
c) coldest - This is the ___ movie in the series.
a) exciting
b) more exciting
c) most exciting - My bag is ___ than yours.
a) heavy
b) heavier
c) heaviest - January is usually the ___ month here.
a) cold
b) colder
c) coldest
Part B – Write the Comparative Form
Write the comparative form of each adjective.
- tall → __________________
- small → __________________
- fast → __________________
- bright → __________________
- happy → __________________
- easy → __________________
- heavy → __________________
- funny → __________________
- beautiful → __________________
- difficult → __________________
- careful → __________________
- expensive → __________________
- good → __________________
- bad → __________________
- far → __________________
Part C – Write the Superlative Form
Write the superlative form of each adjective.
- tall → __________________
- small → __________________
- fast → __________________
- bright → __________________
- happy → __________________
- easy → __________________
- heavy → __________________
- funny → __________________
- beautiful → __________________
- difficult → __________________
- careful → __________________
- expensive → __________________
- good → __________________
- bad → __________________
- far → __________________
Part D – Complete the Sentences
Use the correct comparative or superlative form.
- A giraffe is __________ than a dog. (tall)
- This is the __________ tree in the garden. (tall)
- My new shoes are __________ than my old shoes. (comfortable)
- She is the __________ runner on our team. (fast)
- This puzzle is __________ than the first one. (easy)
- Monday was the __________ day of the week. (busy)
- A train is __________ than a bicycle. (heavy)
- This is the __________ painting in the gallery. (colorful)
- My sister is __________ than my brother. (young)
- That was the __________ story in the book. (funny)
- Winter is __________ than autumn. (cold)
- This is the __________ building in our town. (old)
- Your answer is __________ than mine. (good)
- That was the __________ meal I have ever had. (good)
- This road is __________ than the other road. (long)
- The blue whale is one of the __________ animals on Earth. (large)
- This test is __________ than yesterday’s test. (difficult)
- She is the __________ singer in the competition. (talented)
- My new bicycle is __________ than my old one. (expensive)
- This is the __________ shop in the neighborhood. (expensive)
Part E – Correct the Mistake
Rewrite each sentence correctly.
- My dog is more small than your dog.
- This is the taller building in the city.
- Sarah is beautifuller than Anna.
- This is the most easiest question.
- My car is fast than yours.
- He is the more careful student in the class.
- This book is interestinger than that one.
- Today is the most coldest day this week.
- This test is difficulter than the last test.
- She is the goodest player on the team.
Part F – Comparative or Superlative?
Write Comparative or Superlative.
- bigger → __________________
- biggest → __________________
- more beautiful → __________________
- most beautiful → __________________
- better → __________________
- best → __________________
- smaller → __________________
- smallest → __________________
- more interesting → __________________
- most interesting → __________________
Part G – Make Your Own Sentences
Write a sentence using each adjective correctly.
- bigger
- smallest
- faster
- most beautiful
- better
- worst
- more interesting
- most difficult
- happier
- happiest
Answer Key
Part A
- b) taller
- c) most delicious
- b) faster
- c) highest
- b) more interesting
- c) youngest
- b) colder
- c) most exciting
- b) heavier
- c) coldest
Part B
- taller
- smaller
- faster
- brighter
- happier
- easier
- heavier
- funnier
- more beautiful
- more difficult
- more careful
- more expensive
- better
- worse
- farther/further
Part C
- tallest
- smallest
- fastest
- brightest
- happiest
- easiest
- heaviest
- funniest
- most beautiful
- most difficult
- most careful
- most expensive
- best
- worst
- farthest/furthest
Part D
- taller
- tallest
- more comfortable
- fastest
- easier
- busiest
- heavier
- most colorful
- younger
- funniest
- colder
- oldest
- better
- best
- longer
- largest
- more difficult
- most talented
- more expensive
- most expensive
Part E
- My dog is smaller than your dog.
- This is the tallest building in the city.
- Sarah is more beautiful than Anna.
- This is the easiest question.
- My car is faster than yours.
- He is the most careful student in the class.
- This book is more interesting than that one.
- Today is the coldest day this week.
- This test is more difficult than the last test.
- She is the best player on the team.
Part F
- Comparative
- Superlative
- Comparative
- Superlative
- Comparative
- Superlative
- Comparative
- Superlative
- Comparative
- Superlative
Part G
81–90. Answers will vary. Students should use each adjective correctly in a meaningful sentence