Comparativo x Superlativo
trabalho de ingles questions with comparative and superlative in english by Alice Maia and Ana Beatriz with the help of Google translator for part Alice
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1
sentence to follow following the superlative rule is correct? Andrew Garfield is the best spider man
it's not correct
it's correct
2
What’s the comparative of “Tangled” and “Simple”?
more tangled / simpler
more tangled / simplier
most tangled / simplest
tangledier / simplest
3
the word BAD in superlative is how?
the worst
worse than
bad than
the badies
4
choose the best alternative to complete the conversation below R: So, what did you think of Itapema? B: amazing. It's --------city I've visited so far
a beautiful
more beautiful
The most beautiful
than most beautiful
5
Mark the following sentences with true or false: A) Mike is older than Sam. B) She is as beautiful as girl I know. C) Jane is the oldest of the family. D) Italians have the most delicious food.
false,true,false,true
true,true,false,true
false,false,true,true
true,false,true,true
true,false,true,false
6
which of these alternatives is not a superlative phrase?
Brazil is the largest country in South America.
Paris is the farthest place I’ve ever visited
This is the worst movie I have ever seen.
This is easier than I expected
7
Complete the sentence with the comparative of superiority: “Canada is ___________ Dubai”
lass cold than
more cold than
colder than
as cold as
8
Nina is the _________ shy person I know”
less
least
little
more
9
which alternative is comparative of equality
Pelé was the most famous soccer player in the world
Your English is worse than mine.
Ice cream is as good as pizza.
He isn't more intelligent than his sister
10
Choose the best alternative for each sentence: “They play tennis well but he can play_____”
worst
better
worse
bad
11
What’s the superlative of “Busy” and “Expensive”?
busiest / most expensive
most busy / expensiviest
busier / most expensive
busiest / more expensive
12
which of these alternatives is not one of the comparative rules
For long adjectives, we use the following formula THE + MOST + Adjective
If the adjective stands for short (one or two syllables), add ER
If the adjective ends with CVC (consonant – vowel – consonant), double the last letter
If it already ends with the letter E, just add the R
13
which of these words is not adapted to the superlative rule
Nicest
Most expansive
Cloudy
Coldest
