Here are the comparative and superlative forms for each adjective on your worksheet.
Step-by-Step Logic:
1.
One-syllable words: Usually, you just add
-er for comparative and
-est for superlative (e.g., *cold* → *colder* → *coldest*).
2.
Short words ending in one vowel + one consonant: You double the last letter before adding the endings (e.g., *hot* → *hotter* → *hottest*; *big* is already done as an example).
3.
Words ending in 'y': Change the 'y' to an 'i' and add
-er or
-est (e.g., *wealthy* → *wealthier* → *wealthiest*).
Completed Table:
| 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 |
Final Answer:
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 superlative adjectives worksheet.
