Comparative and Superlative adjectives

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comparative adjective?

• He runs more faster than anyone else.
• She is the smartest student in the class.
• This puzzle is easier than that one.
• My cat is more friendly than my dog.

Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct use of a comparative adjective?

• My dog is more lazier than my cat.
• She is the more talented artist.
• This car is faster than my old one.
• He is more taller than his friend.

Which of the following sentences uses a comparative adjective incorrectly?

• This movie is better than the last one.
• He is taller than his brother.
• This task is easier than the last one.
• She is more smarter than her classmates.

If the adjective 'sad' is used in a comparative sentence, what is its correct form?

• More sad
• Sadder
• Saddest
• Sadderer

What is the comparative form of the adjective 'big'?

• Bigger
• More big
• Biggest
• Biggerer

Which of the following adjectives requires the use of 'more' to form its comparative?

• Tall
• Happy
• Beautiful
• Fast

What is the correct comparative form of the adjective 'happy'?

• Happier
• More happy
• Happyer
• Happiest

Which adjective changes to 'better' in its comparative form?

• Well
• Best
• Better
• Good

In the sentence 'This book is better than that one', what is the comparative adjective?

• Than
• Book
• This
• Better

Which sentence correctly follows the common pattern for comparative adjectives?

• Smarter she is than her brother.
• She is smarter than her brother.
• Her brother is smarter than she.
• She smarter than her brother.