> Plus de cours & d'exercices d'anglais sur les mêmes thèmes : | Comparatifs/Superlatifs [Autres thèmes]
	> Tests similaires : - Test de niveau grammatical-anglais débutant - Comparatif et superlatif - Comparatifs : cours de grammaire pour débutants - Superlatifs : cours de grammaire pour débutants - Comparatif de supériorité - Comparer-Thierry en Angleterre 4 - Comparatif - Superlatif de supériorité et adjectif
	> Double-cliquez sur n'importe quel terme pour obtenir une traduction...

Comparatif ou Superlatif - cours

Comparative adjectives: when we want to compare two things, people, places or the same person, place or thing at two different times. To show  something comparing something else we use comparative form. We use the word “than” after comparative adjectives. 

Superlative adjectives: when we want to talk about three or more things, people or places, we use superlative adjectives. In another word, a superlative adjective is used to notice a subject in a group and explains that the subject is the highest, the smallest, the tallest. “THE” is used with superlative adjectives.

How to build a Comparative(A) or a Superlative(B) adjectives.

1- One syllable word (e.g., hard). A- Adjective + er (e.g., harder than). B: adjective + est (e.g., the hardest).

2 - One syllable end with e (safe): A - Adjective + r (e.g., safer than). B - Adjective + st (e.g., the safest).

3 - One syllable ended with a vowel + consonant (e.g., big). A - Adjective + double the last consonant + er (bigger than). B - The + adjective + doubled the last consonant + est (e.g., the biggest).

4 - Two syllables ended with Y (e.g., happy). A - Omit Y and add ier (e.g.,happier than). B - Omit Y and add iest (e.g., the happiest).

5 - Two or more syllables (e.g., beautiful). A - Add “MORE” before adjective (e.g., more beautiful than). B - Add “MOST” before adjective (e.g., the most beautiful).

6 - Few adjectives don't obey the above rules. They are irregular adjectives.Adjective (e.g., Good, bad, far, little) A - Comparative (e.g., Better, worse,further, less than). B - Superlative (e.g., the best,the worst, the furthest, the least).

Intermédiaire Tweeter Partager
Exercice d'anglais "Comparatif ou Superlatif - cours" créé par farshid avec le générateur de tests - créez votre propre test ! [Plus de cours et d'exercices de farshid]
Voir les statistiques de réussite de ce test d'anglais

Merci de vous connecter à votre compte pour sauvegarder votre résultat.

1. James travelled through Canada by plane because it was fasterfastthe fastestJe ne sais pas way.

2. A tiny bacterium that is living in the ocean is smallermost smallthe smallestJe ne sais pas organism in the world.

3. It is betterthe bestJe ne sais pas to use public transport, because of the lack of parking space downtown.

4. Some new painkillers are the most effectivemore effectiveJe ne sais pas than the previous ones.

5. Jack believes that basketball is more excitingthe most excitingJe ne sais pas game.

6. I wrote a scientific essay, but Daisy's essay is much betterthe bestJe ne sais pas than mine.

7. Harry believes that people in the north are more happyhappierthe happiestJe ne sais pas than they are in the south.

8. John booked a room in the most expensivemore expensiveJe ne sais pas hotel in Paris last month.

9. Many workers these days lift heavierthe heaviestJe ne sais pas logs compared to the past.

10. Paris is saferthe safestJe ne sais pas city in Europe based on the media poll.