Here are the correct comparative and superlative forms for the adjectives listed in your worksheet.
General Rules to Remember:
1.
Short words (1 syllable): Add *-er* and *-est* (e.g., fast → faster → fastest).
2.
Words ending in 'e': Just add *-r* and *-st* (e.g., nice → nicer → nicest).
3.
Words ending in consonant + 'y': Change 'y' to 'i' and add *-er* / *-est* (e.g., happy → happier → happiest).
4.
Long words (2+ syllables): Use *more* and *most* (e.g., beautiful → more beautiful → most beautiful).
5.
Irregular words: These change completely (good → better → best; bad → worse → worst).
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Final Answer:
| # | Adjective | Comparative | Superlative |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 1 | tall | taller | tallest |
| 2 | cheap | cheaper | cheapest |
| 3 | expensive | more expensive | most expensive |
| 4 | good | better | best |
| 5 | lazy | lazier | laziest |
| 6 | pretty | prettier | prettiest |
| 7 | beautiful | more beautiful | most beautiful |
| 8 | difficult | more difficult | most difficult |
| 9 | boring | more boring | most boring |
| 10 | dry | drier | driest |
| 11 | happy | happier | happiest |
| 12 | clever | cleverer (or more clever) | cleverest (or most clever) |
| 13 | famous | more famous | most famous |
| 14 | comfortable | more comfortable | most comfortable |
| 15 | ugly | uglier | ugliest |
| 16 | warm | warmer | warmest |
| 17 | long | longer | longest |
| 18 | intelligent | more intelligent | most intelligent |
| 19 | wide | wider | widest |
| 20 | thick | thicker | thickest |
| 21 | far | farther (or further) | farthest (or furthest) |
| 22 | bad | worse | worst |
| 23 | interesting | more interesting | most interesting |
| 24 | wet | wetter | wettest |
| 25 | narrow | narrower | narrowest |
| 26 | dangerous | more dangerous | most dangerous |
| 27 | easy | easier | easiest |
| 28 | handsome | more handsome | most handsome |
| 29 | attractive | more attractive | most attractive |
| 30 | affectionate | more affectionate | most affectionate |
| 31 | useful | more useful | most useful |
| 32 | crazy | crazier | craziest |
| 33 | badly | worse | worst |
| 34 | great | greater | greatest |
| 35 | neat | neater | neatest |
| 36 | modern | more modern | most modern |
| 37 | polite | politer (or more polite) | politest (or most polite) |
| 38 | convenient | more convenient | most convenient |
| 39 | quiet | quieter | quietest |
| 40 | messy | messier | messiest |
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of superlative worksheet pdf.
