Adjectives & AdverbsA — Beginner

Comparatives & Superlatives

Superlative Forms

Short adjectives: add -est with "the". "Tall → the tallest." Long adjectives: "the most + adjective". "The most interesting." Irregular: good → the best, bad → the worst, far → the furthest/farthest, little → the least. Superlatives are always preceded by "the" when used attributively. "She is the most talented person in the room."

Superlative Forms

Short adjectives: add -est with "the". "Tall → the tallest." Long adjectives: "the most + adjective". "The most interesting." Irregular: good → the best, bad → the worst, far → the furthest/farthest, little → the least. Superlatives are always preceded by "the" when used attributively. "She is the most talented person in the room."

Practice

It was ___ meal I've ever had.

Mount Everest ismountain in the world.

Put the words in the correct order:

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