Comparatives and Superlatives

We use comparatives to compare... .

• elements that are similar

• one element or group with another

• one element or group with the rest

• two elements

We use superlatives to compare... .

• elements that are similar

• one element or group with another

• one element or group with the rest

• two elements

Sean is ... .

• the tallest student in the class

• tallest student in the class

• the most tall student in the class

• most tall student in the class

McDonald's is ... .

• popularer than Burger King

• popularer Burger King

• more popular than Burger King

• more popular Burger King

Prada's products are ... .

• more expensive than other brands'.

• more expensive other brands'.

• expensiver than other brands'.

• expensiver other brands'.

California is ... .

• sunnyer than Alaska

• sunnier than Alaska

• more sunny than Alaska

• most sunny than Alask

Models are usually ... .

• slimer than other people

• more slim than other people

• slimmer than other people

• slimmer other people

Young men are ... .

• gooder target for our new product

• the better target for our new product

• the best target for our new product

• best target for our new product

He's even ... the previous manager. He's ... in the world.

• badder than/ the baddest

• bader than/ the badest

• worst than/ the worse

• worse than/ the worst

This quiz is .... all.

• the easiest of

• the easiest in

• the easyest of

• the most easy in