Degrees of comparison of adjectives Worksheet-5
A. Expensivest B. Expensive
C. More expensive D. Most expensive
A. Gooder B. Better C. Goodest D. Best
A. Crazier B. Crazyest
C. Craziest D. Most crazy
A. Old B. Oldest C. Eld D. Eldest
A. Most tiny B. Tinier C. More tiny D. Tiniest
A. Sader B. Sadder C. Sadier D. Saddest
A. Juiciest B. Juicier
C. Most juicy D. More juicy
A. Windier B. Very windy
C. Windy D. More windier
A. Thicker B. Most thickest
C. More thicker D. Thickest
A. Thinner B. More thinner
C. Most thinner D. Thinnest
A. Cunninger B. Most cunning
C. Cunningest D. More cunning
A. Farther B. Further C. Far D. Fur
Answer Key:
Explanation: ‘Most expensive’ is the superlative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Better’ is the comparative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Craziest’ is the superlative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Old’ is the degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Tiniest’ is the superlative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Sadder’ is the comparative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Juiciest’ is the superlative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Windy’ is the positive degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Thickest’ is the superlative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Thinner’ is the comparative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Most cunning’ is the superlative degree of the given adjective.
Explanation: ‘Far’ is the positive degree of the given adjective.