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Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Worksheet #1 | Student Handouts - Free Printable

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Worksheet #1 | Student Handouts

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Let’s go step by step to fill in the comparative and superlative forms for each adjective.

We’ll use simple rules:

- For short adjectives (1 or 2 syllables), we usually add -er for comparative and -est for superlative.
- If the word ends in a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern (like “big”), we double the last letter before adding -er or -est → bigger, biggest.
- For longer adjectives (3+ syllables), we often use more and most, but in this worksheet, all words are short enough to use -er/-est.
- Some words change spelling slightly (like “rich” → richer, richest — no doubling because it ends with ‘ch’).

Let’s do each one:

1. hot → hotter, hottest
(ends with t, so just add -er / -est)

2. sick → sicker, sickest
(just add -er / -est)

3. rich → richer, richest
(ends with ‘ch’, so no doubling)

4. strong → stronger, strongest
(add -er / -est)

5. soft → softer, softest
(add -er / -est)

6. cold → colder, coldest
(add -er / -est)

7. poor → poorer, poorest
(add -er / -est)

8. loud → louder, loudest
(add -er / -est)

9. wealthy → wealthier, wealthiest
(ends with ‘y’, so change y to i, then add -er / -est)

10. rough → rougher, roughest
(add -er / -est)

11. weak → weaker, weakest
(add -er / -est)

12. quiet → quieter, quietest
(add -er / -est — even though it has 2 syllables, it still follows the rule)

13. short → shorter, shortest
(add -er / -est)

Now let’s write them in order as they appear on the worksheet.

Final Answer:
| Adjective | Comparative Form | Superlative Form |
|-----------|------------------|------------------|
| big | bigger | biggest |
| hot | hotter | hottest |
| sick | sicker | sickest |
| rich | richer | richest |
| strong | stronger | strongest |
| soft | softer | softest |
| cold | colder | coldest |
| poor | poorer | poorest |
| loud | louder | loudest |
| wealthy | wealthier | wealthiest |
| rough | rougher | roughest |
| weak | weaker | weakest |
| quiet | quieter | quietest |
| short | shorter | shortest |
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of comparing adjectives worksheet.
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