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    Comparison of Adjectives: 6 Grade

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    The document provides examples for comparing adjectives in the comparative and superlative form. It includes exercises where students must complete sentences by choosing the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives like old, expensive, and intelligent. The document covers basic rules for forming comparatives and superlatives in English.

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    The document provides examples for comparing adjectives in the comparative and superlative form. It includes exercises where students must complete sentences by choosing the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives like old, expensive, and intelligent. The document covers basic rules for forming comparatives and superlatives in English.

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    6th grade

    COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES

    I. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING THE COMPARATIVE FORM

    1 It's hotter here than in London. (hot)

    2 She's more imaginative than her brother. (imaginative)

    3 He's _________________ than all the other students. (old)

    4 Do you think Pat is _________________ than Brian? (intelligent)

    5 This school is _________________ than ours. (old-fashioned)

    6 The computer was _________________ than 1 thought. (expensive)

    7 The rooms are _________________ than they used to be. (clean)

    8 He's _________________ than he was a year ago. (healthy)

    9 Do you think English is _________________ than French. (difficult)

    10 He was _________________ than T had ever seen him before. (angry)

    11 Big cars are _________________ than small ones. (comfortable)

    12 My exam was _________________ than I had thought. (bad)

    13 The road becomes _________________ after four or five miles. (narrow)

    14 I'm sure I'll find New York _________________ than Houston. (exciting)

    15 He thinks Charlie Chaplin is ________________ than Mr Bean. (funny)

    16 Their ticket was _____________ than mine because they flew on Sunday. (cheap)

    17 My son is a lot ________________ now that he's a teenager. (lazy)

    II. WRITE THE SUPERLATIVES OF THE WORDS GIVEN

    1 This is the biggest building in the world, (big building)

    2 This is _________________________ here. (comfortable chair)

    3 He bought _________________________ in the shop. (expensive flowers)


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    4 I think she's _________________________ of the group. (good singer)

    5 He's __________________________ of the company. (careful driver)

    6 Who's __________________________ in the class? (old student)

    7 It's __________________________ I've ever seen. (bad film)

    8 She's ________________________ of all the students. (intelligent)

    9 It was ________________________ I had ever heard. (beautiful music)

    10 He's _______________________ of all the assistants. (helpful)

    11 He's________________________ in his class. (young)

    12 This is ________________________ in the world. (poor country)

    13 She's ______________________ I've ever met. (strange person)

    14 I didn't answer ________________________ questions. (difficult)

    15 Peter's ________________________ of them all. (old)

    III. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH AN ADJECTIVE

    Boring comfortable dangerous deep difficult independent old relaxing valuable

    1 This summer is not as .hot.. as last summer.

    2 I hope his new book is not as .boring...as his last one.

    3 Flying is not as __________________ as travelling by car.

    4 Don't worry. The river isn't as _________________ as it looks.

    5 Silver isn't as _________________ as gold.

    6 Dogs aren't as _________________ as cats.

    7 Our new car is very fast, but it's not as _________________ as the old one.

    8 Do you think French is as _________________ to learn as English?

    9 Were you really born in 1980? I didn't realise you were as ________________ as me.

    10 For me, lying on the beach is not as _________________ as walking in the mountains.

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