Comparatives and superlatives worksheet with illustrated characters and data for language practice.

Worksheet titled "Comparatives & Superlatives Exercises" featuring three illustrated children—Sarah, Mandy, and Janet—with their ages, heights, weights, and happiness levels listed. Students compare the children using comparative and superlative adjectives.

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Sarah is shorter than Mandy. (tall)
Janet is fatter than Mandy. (fat)
Mandy is the happiest. (happy)
Sarah is younger than Janet. (young)
Janet is the oldest. (old)
Mandy is taller than Sarah. (short)
Sarah is shorter than Mandy, but shorter than Janet. (tall / short)
Sarah is happier than Janet, but Mandy is the happiest. (happy / happy)
Mandy is younger than Janet, but Sarah is the youngest. (young / young)
Sarah is the thinnest. (thin)
Mandy is shorter than Janet. (short)

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