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    This document is a worksheet with multiple sections providing exercises on comparative and superlative adjectives in English. Section A has fill-in-the-blank questions with adjectives in comparative and superlative forms. Section B also has fill-in-the-blank exercises, but in full sentences. Section C provides a chart to compare three people on various attributes and has related fill-in-the-blank questions. Sections D and E continue with more comparative exercises involving charts and phrases. The worksheet provides practice with essential grammar concepts in a variety of question formats.

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    This document is a worksheet with multiple sections providing exercises on comparative and superlative adjectives in English. Section A has fill-in-the-blank questions with adjectives in comparative and superlative forms. Section B also has fill-in-the-blank exercises, but in full sentences. Section C provides a chart to compare three people on various attributes and has related fill-in-the-blank questions. Sections D and E continue with more comparative exercises involving charts and phrases. The worksheet provides practice with essential grammar concepts in a variety of question formats.

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    This document is a worksheet with multiple sections providing exercises on comparative and superlative adjectives in English. Section A has fill-in-the-blank questions with adjectives in comparative and superlative forms. Section B also has fill-in-the-blank exercises, but in full sentences. Section C provides a chart to compare three people on various attributes and has related fill-in-the-blank questions. Sections D and E continue with more comparative exercises involving charts and phrases. The worksheet provides practice with essential grammar concepts in a variety of question formats.

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    WORKSHEET 33

    SUBJECT : Comparatives and Superlatives

    A) Fill in the blanks with the adjectives in brackets:

    1. Tom is the most oldest than his brother. (old)


    2. This problem is easier that problem. (easy)
    3. John is most tallest than boy in our class. (tall)
    4. My friend is . my sister. (fat)
    5. My room is room in our house. (small)
    6. Konya is city in Turkey. (large)
    7. The Kzlrmak is river in Turkey. (long)
    8. Madonna is .. Sandra. (popular)
    9. My English is .. your English. (good)
    10. The weather today is . the weather yesterday. (bad)
    11. This garden is .. that garden. (large)
    12. Elizabeth is . girl in our group. (beautiful)
    13. I am girl in the class. (short)
    14. What is .. film on TV today? (funny)
    15. Who is girl in your class? (pretty)

    B) Fill in the blanks as in the example:

    I went on holiday last year but it was a disaster! My hotel room was .. smaller than (small)
    the one in the photograph in the brochure. I think it was (small) room in the hotel.
    The weather was terrible too. It was (cold) in England. The beach near the hotel
    was very dirty it was .. (dirty) all the beaches on the island. The food was
    . (expensive)
    I expected and I didnt have enough money. One day I went shopping in a big department store and I broke a vase.
    It was ( expensive) vase in the whole shop. But
    . (bad) thing all was that I lost my passport and I couldnt go back home. It
    was .. (horrible)
    holiday all my life.

    C) Complete the sentences:

    DAVID TOM GEORGE

    Age 25 30 35
    Weight 70 kgs 72 kgs 75 kgs
    Height 1.68 1.72 1.80
    Salary $800/month $1000/month $1500/month
    House 3 rooms 4 rooms 5 rooms

    1. (young) David is .. younger than . Tom and George.


    2. (old) George and Tom are David.
    3. (heavy) George is the . all.
    4. (light) Tom is . George.
    5. (tall) Tom is David.
    6. (tall) George is all.
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    7. (old) George is Tom.
    8. (little) David gets money . Tom.
    9. (much) George gets .. money . Tom.
    10. (small) Davids house is . Toms.
    11. (big) Georges house is .. all.
    12. (big) Toms house is .. Davids.

    Read the passage:

    Mr. and Mrs. Smith are now flying to Canada. Miss Bennet is their stewardess. She is very talkative and
    friendly. She is showing Mr. and Mrs. Smith some pictures of her family and her best friend.

    Miss Bennet: This is my best friend. Her name is Tina.


    Mrs. Smith : She is very pretty. Is she older or younger than you?
    Miss Bennet: She is one year younger.
    Mrs. Smith : Arent you thinner than she is?
    Miss Bennet: Yes, I am. Tina loves to eat very much.
    Mrs. Smith : So do I. I hope it will be time for lunch soon.

    Age Height Weight


    Miss Bennet 21 1.73 57 kg
    James Bennet 23 1.82 76 kg
    Tina Robbins 20 1.68 61 kg

    D) Look at chart. Compare Miss Bennet with her brother and her best friend Tina
    Robbins:
    Example: (Miss Bennet / tall / Tina Robbins)
    Miss Bennet is taller than Tina Robbins.

    1. (Miss Bennet / short / her brother James)


    ..
    2. (James / tall / her sister)
    .
    3. (Miss Bennet / old / her best friend)
    .
    4. (Her best friend / young / Miss Bennet)
    .
    5. (Miss Bennet / short / her brother)
    .
    6. (Her brother / tall / Miss Bennet)
    .
    7. (Miss Bennet / fat / Tina)

    8. (Tina / slim / Miss Bennet)

    9. (Miss Bennet / slim / her brother)

    10. (Her brother / fat / Miss Bennet)

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    E) Use as . as in the blanks:

    1. Jacks English is worse than Sonias.


    Jacks English isnt . Sonias.
    2. Alpers bag is 3 kg. Ahmets bag is 5 kg.
    Alpers bag isnt .. Ahmets bag.
    3. An orange is sweeter than a lemon.
    A lemon isnt . an orange.
    4. Terry is 1.70 cm tall. Jason is 1.70 cm tall too.
    Terry is Jason.
    5. Chinese is more difficult than French.
    French isnt . Chinese.
    6. Science fiction films and soap operas are very exciting.
    Science fictions are . soap operas.
    7. Chemistry is more difficult than drawing.
    Chemistry isnt drawing.
    8. Janes car is Mercedes, but Sues car is Opel.
    Sues car isnt . Janes car.
    9. July is hotter than May.
    May isnt July.

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    3. Determined to be 2
    1. Willing to give
    successful, rich, money, help,
    famous etc kindness, etc.,
    5. Thinking you are especially
    better or more more than is
    important than usual or
    other people 3 4
    expected
    7. Able to wait for a 2. Thinking about
    long time or deal the needs and
    with a difficult feelings of
    situation without other people
    becoming angry 5 6 4. Unwilling to
    or upset talk about your
    8. Not caring or abilities or
    worrying about 7
    achievements
    the possible bad 6. Behaving in an
    or dangerous angry or rude
    results of your way, as if you
    actions 8 want to fight or
    9. Continuing to attack
    support someone someone
    or be their friend, 9
    even in a difficult
    situation
    10. Behaving in a 10

    happy friendly
    way EclipseCrossword.com

    Now use the same personality adjectives to complete the following sentences.

    1. Im sure youll get a reply soon. Just try to be .


    2. She is trying to be .despite her problems.
    3. When I disagreed with him, he became .and started shouting.
    4. He is very .about his role in the success of the film.
    5. My aunt always gives me expensive presents. Shes so .!
    6. He is extremely .. He wants to become prime minister one day.
    7. He was so .he thought he could not possibly lose.
    8. It was very .of you to offer to drive us to the airport.
    9. He is such a .driver that he has had two accidents over the past
    month.
    10. While he was ill, his .servant stayed at his bedside day and night.

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