These exercises are based on your course on comparing things in English. Practice the key structures you studied — comparatives, superlatives, and equality comparisons — in real sentence contexts.
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Exercice 1 — Fill in the Blank: Comparative and Superlative Forms
Complete each sentence with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjective given in brackets.
- My sister is ___ (tall) than my brother.
- This is ___ (beautiful) painting in the museum.
- London is ___ (big) than Edinburgh.
- That was ___ (bad) meal I have ever eaten.
Correction
- My sister is taller than my brother.
- This is the most beautiful painting in the museum.
- London is bigger than Edinburgh.
- That was the worst meal I have ever eaten.
Exercice 2 — Spot and Correct the Mistake
Each sentence contains one grammatical error related to comparisons. Rewrite the full sentence correctly.
- She runs as fast than her coach.
- This hotel is more cheap than the other one.
- He is the most tall player on the team.
- Paris is more beautiful that Rome, in my opinion.
Correction
- She runs as fast as her coach.
- This hotel is cheaper than the other one.
- He is the tallest player on the team.
- Paris is more beautiful than Rome, in my opinion.
Exercice 3 — Multiple Choice: Choose the Correct Comparison
Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence about comparing people, places, or things.
- The Amazon is ___ river in the world.
- My apartment is ___ as yours — both have two bedrooms.
- This exam was ___ than the last one.
- Is a cheetah ___ as a racing car?
Correction
- The Amazon is the longest river in the world.
- My apartment is as large as yours — both have two bedrooms.
- This exam was more difficult than the last one.
- Is a cheetah as fast as a racing car?
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