Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs worksheets | Worsheets library... - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step through each question. We’ll use the table of irregular adjectives to pick the right form — comparative (for comparing two things) or superlative (for comparing three or more, or when saying “the most/least”).

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1. I have the ________ amount of toys. (little)
→ “The” suggests we’re talking about the smallest amount → superlative
From table: little → least
✔ least

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2. Do you think that tennis is ________ than football? (good)
→ “than” means we’re comparing two things → comparative
From table: good → better
✔ better

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3. Of the two foods, this one tastes ________. (bad)
→ “Of the two” = comparing two → comparative
From table: bad → worse
✔ worse

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4. This is the ________ water I have caught all week. (much)
→ “the” + “all week” implies it’s the biggest amount so far → superlative
From table: much → most
✔ most

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5. Who lives the ________ away from school? (far)
→ “the” + asking for the person who lives furthest → superlative
From table: far → farthest
✔ farthest

*(Note: “farther” is also correct in some contexts, but since the table gives “farthest” as superlative and we’re using “the”, we go with farthest.)*

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6. I like icecream the ________. (good)
→ “the” + no comparison word like “than” → likely meaning “best” (favorite) → superlative
From table: good → best
✔ best

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7. Both are far but St. Philip is ________ away. (far)
→ Comparing two places → comparative
From table: far → farther
✔ farther

*(Again, “further” can be used too, but table says “farther” for comparative — so we follow the table.)*

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8. Of the twin, Gary has ________ hair. (little)
→ “Of the twin” — wait, probably typo? Should be “twins”? But even if it’s “twin”, it’s comparing two people → comparative
From table: little → less
✔ less

*(Hair is uncountable, so “less” is correct.)*

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9. ________ toys are on the bed than on the floor. (many)
→ “than” = comparing two groups → comparative
From table: many → more
✔ More

*(Capitalize because it starts the sentence.)*

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10. This bag smells the ________. (bad)
→ “the” + describing how bad it smells → likely worst smell → superlative
From table: bad → worst
✔ worst

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Now let’s compile the answers:

Final Answer:
1. least
2. better
3. worse
4. most
5. farthest
6. best
7. farther
8. less
9. More
10. worst