UNIT 28

find the mistake; Who is the richer person in the world?

• person

• richer

• the

• world

Answer explanation

Remember that superlatives with short words are made by adding "est" at the end of the word

rich - richest

cute - cutest

short - shortest

How do you say LEAL in English?

• loyal

• layol

• lial

• leal

Answer explanation

loyal like dogs :3

Superlative form for GOOD

• the bests

• the bets

• the best

• the beast

Answer explanation

Remember that GOOD is an irregular adjective!

Good - Best

Bad - Worst

Far - Farther, further

Use superlatives; Noe/old boy/school

• Noe is oldest boy in the school

• Noe is the older boy in the school

• Noe is the oldest boy in the school

• Noe is the old boy in the school

Answer explanation

Has anybody ever told you that you're very smart?

That is the ________ story I heard

• more sadest

• sades

• sadest

• saddest

Answer explanation

Remember that 'sad' is an adjective that follows the CVC (consonant vowel consonant) rule, so we double the last consonant, which is 'd'

Sad - saddest

superlative form for BAD

• the worst

• the bades

• the bader

• baddest

Answer explanation

Remember that BAD is an irregular adjective!

Good - Best

Bad - Worst

Far - Farther, further

How do you say FLOJO in English?

• lazy

• lazi

• lazie

• lasi

Answer explanation

You can do it!

Select the correct question; No, he isn´t the strongest in his family

• Is he the stronger in his family?

• Is he strong in his family?

• Is he the strongest in his family?

• Is he strongest in his family?

Superlative form for Pretty

• prettiest

• prettierst

• prettiets

• pretties

Answer explanation

Remember: if an adjective ends with 'y' we replace the 'y' with 'i' and add 'est'

pretty - prettiest

funny - funniest

ugly - ugliest

What is wrong?; Uriel is the more tallest student is his class

• tallest

• his class

• student

• more

Answer explanation

Remember that "more" is used for comparatives, here, we are using superlatives, so it's not possible to use "more" in the phrase