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Educational worksheet for learning about the suffixes "-er" and "-est" with fill-in-the-blank exercises.

A worksheet titled "Learning About Suffixes -er and -est" with exercises for identifying and using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives, featuring a cartoon owl and a child character.

A worksheet titled "Learning About Suffixes -er and -est" with exercises for identifying and using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives, featuring a cartoon owl and a child character.

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The task involves completing sentences by choosing the correct form of adjectives or adverbs, focusing on the use of suffixes like -er (for comparative forms) and -est (for superlative forms). Below is a detailed explanation and solution for each sentence:

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1. Glenn is the _______ player on the team.


- The sentence is asking for the best player on the team.
- The word "best" is the superlative form of "good."
- Answer: best

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2. I have four cats, and Ming is the _______ of them.


- The sentence is comparing all four cats to find which one is the largest.
- The word "largest" is the superlative form of "large."
- Answer: largest

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3. Shari is the twelfth grader, and is _______ than Gaël.


- The sentence is comparing Shari and Gaël in terms of age or grade level.
- The word "older" is the comparative form of "old."
- Answer: older

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4. Ms. Tybalt is the _______ teacher in our school.


- The sentence is asking for the most sincere teacher in the school.
- The word "sincerest" is the superlative form of "sincere."
- Answer: sincerest

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5. My poem was _______ than Betty’s poem.


- The sentence is comparing the length of your poem to Betty's poem.
- The word "longer" is the comparative form of "long."
- Answer: longer

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6. Kim is _______ than Isley.


- The sentence is comparing Kim and Isley in terms of being a teller.
- The word "taller" is the comparative form of "tall."
- Answer: taller

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7. Joe’s mother was the _______ about what we did.


- The sentence is asking for the angriest person regarding what was done.
- The word "maddest" is the superlative form of "mad."
- Answer: maddest

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8. Susan’s books are _______ than mine.


- The sentence is comparing Susan's books to yours in terms of being smaller.
- The word "smaller" is the comparative form of "small."
- Answer: smaller

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9. Harry’s books are _______ than mine.


- The sentence is comparing Harry's books to yours in terms of being shorter.
- The word "shorter" is the comparative form of "short."
- Answer: shorter

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10. But was the _______ move flaw ever seen?


- The sentence is asking for the most amazing move ever seen.
- The word "coolest" is the superlative form of "cool."
- Answer: coolest

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11. Mat’s spoon is _______ than mine.


- The sentence is comparing Mat's spoon to yours in terms of size.
- The word "bigger" is the comparative form of "big."
- Answer: bigger

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12. Look has the _______ desk in our room.


- The sentence is asking for the smallest desk in the room.
- The word "smallest" is the superlative form of "small."
- Answer: smallest

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13. Ken played the _______ part in the play.


- The sentence is asking for the best part that Ken played.
- The word "best" is the superlative form of "good."
- Answer: best

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14. Mike has the _______ baby brother.


- The sentence is asking for the cutest baby brother.
- The word "cutest" is the superlative form of "cute."
- Answer: cutest

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Final Answer:


1. best
2. largest
3. older
4. sincerest
5. longer
6. taller
7. maddest
8. smaller
9. shorter
10. coolest
11. bigger
12. smallest
13. best
14. cutest

Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{best, largest, older, sincerest, longer, taller, maddest, smaller, shorter, coolest, bigger, smallest, best, cutest}
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