-Er & -Est Suffix

Front

Today is ______ than yesterday. Options: cold, colder, most cold, coldest

Back

colder

Front

When do you use the comparative suffix (-er)? Example: Mrs. Latham is cooler than her husband.

Back

When comparing two things

Front

When do you use the superlative suffix (-est)? Example: Mrs. Latham is the coolest person in her family.

Back

When comparing within a group

Front

Fill in the blank: Lebron James lifted the most weight out of everyone in the locker room which means he is the __________ person in the weight room.

Back

strongest

Front

The planet Venus is the second __________ object in the night sky next to the moon.

Back

brightest

Front

Fill in the blank: Mrs. Latham is much ________ after she has a Pumpkin Spice Latte. Options: nice, nicer, nicest, not nice.

Back

nicer

Front

Choose the word that doesn't belong based on its suffix: rougher, toughest, smellier, funnier.

Back

toughest

Front

Choose the sentence in which all words are used and spelled correctly: As the sun sets later in the day, the temperature is colder than in the afternoon. , As the sun sets laterer in the day, the temperature is coldest than in the afternoon. , As the sun sets sooner in the day, the temperature is coldest than in the afternoon. , As the sun sets latest in the day, the temperature is colder than in the afternoon.

Back

As the sun sets later in the day, the temperature is colder than in the afternoon.

Front

Select the sentence in which all the words are spelled and used correctly: If you want to be the most best, you must work harder than everyone else., If you want to be the bestest, you must work hardest than everyone else., If you want to be the best, you must work more harder than everyone else., If you want to be the best, you must work harder than everyone else.

Back

If you want to be the best, you must work harder than everyone else.