Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The task is to
complete the sentences using the comparative forms of the given adjectives.
We need to remember the rules for forming comparative adjectives:
1.
One-syllable adjectives: Add
-er (e.g., old → older).
2.
Two-syllable adjectives ending in -y: Change
-y to
-ier (e.g., pretty → prettier).
3.
Two-syllable adjectives not ending in -y and most multi-syllable adjectives: Use
more + adjective (e.g., good → better, large → larger, nice → nicer).
4.
Irregular adjectives: Some have irregular forms (e.g., good → better, bad → worse).
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Let's go through each sentence:
1.
Ruby was (old) _________ than Ken.
→ "Old" is a one-syllable adjective → add
-er
✔ older
2.
My house is (large) _________ than hers.
→ "Large" is a two-syllable adjective, but it follows the regular pattern → add
-r
✔ larger
3.
My dog runs (fast) _________ than you.
→ "Fast" is a one-syllable adjective → add
-er
✔ faster
4.
Cats are (nice) _________ than dogs.
→ "Nice" ends in -e → change to
nicer (two syllables, ends in -e)
✔ nicer
5.
Cartoons are (good) _________ TV programs.
→ "Good" is irregular → comparative is
better
✔ better
6.
The US is (big) _________ than Australia.
→ "Big" is one-syllable → add
-ger
✔ bigger
7.
June is (pretty) _________ than May.
→ "Pretty" ends in -y → change to
prettier
✔ prettier
8.
I think Jurassic Park was the (good) _________ film ever!
→ This is
not a comparison between two things; it’s saying it's the best ever → use
superlative form.
→ "Good" → superlative =
best
✔ best
9.
Mount Everest is (tall) _________ than Mount Abu.
→ "Tall" is one-syllable → add
-er
✔ taller
10.
My room is (clean) _________ than your room.
→ "Clean" is a one-syllable adjective → add
-er
✔ cleaner
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Final Answers:
1. older
2. larger
3. faster
4. nicer
5. better
6. bigger
7. prettier
8. best
9. taller
10. cleaner
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✔ Completed Worksheet:
1. Ruby was
older than Ken.
2. My house is
larger than hers.
3. My dog runs
faster than you.
4. Cats are
nicer than dogs.
5. Cartoons are
better TV programs.
6. The US is
bigger than Australia.
7. June is
prettier than May.
8. I think Jurassic Park was the
best film ever!
9. Mount Everest is
taller than Mount Abu.
10. My room is
cleaner than your room.
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Note: Question 8 uses the
superlative ("the best") because it compares something to all others (ever), not just two things. That's why it's different from the rest.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of comparative adjectives worksheet.