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Comparatives and Superlatives practice (A1) - Flashcards #234

Cards for A1: answer, then flip the card to check – Comparatives and Superlatives.

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  1. Mike's room is ___ than Harry's room. (more small / smaller) – smaller (Mike's room is smaller than Harry's room.)
  2. Jane is ___ girl in my class. (the most tall / the tallest) – the tallest (Jane is the tallest girl in my class.)
  3. Is Rome ___ city in Europe? (old / older / the oldest) – the oldest (Is Rome the oldest city in Europe?)
  4. His sweater is ___ than his jeans. (darker / more dark) – darker (His sweater is darker than his jeans.)
  5. Everest is ___ mountain in the world. (the most tall / the tallest) – the tallest (Everest is the tallest mountain in the world.)
  6. St. Mary's is ___ church in the country. (more older / older / the oldest) – the oldest (St. Mary's is the oldest church in the country.)
  7. Gold is ___ than silver. (expensiver / more expensive) – more expensive (Gold is more expensive than silver.)
  8. Jane is ___ pupil in the class. (the carefulest / the most careful) – the most careful (Jane is the most careful pupil in the class.)
  9. Edinburgh is ___ than Paris. (cheaper / more cheap / the cheapest) – cheaper (Edinburgh is cheaper than Paris.)
  10. John is ___ than his brother. (more tall / taller) – taller (John is taller than his brother.)
  11. Emma is ___ in class. (the beautifulest / the most beautiful) – the most beautiful (Emma is the most beautiful in class.)
  12. Los Angeles is ___ than Stratford. (more polluted / polluted / the most polluted) – more polluted (Los Angeles is more polluted than Stratford.)
  13. I think pasta is ___ than rice. (better / gooder) – better (I think pasta is better than rice.)
  14. That's ___ chair in the room. (the comfortablest / the most comfortable) – the most comfortable (That's the most comfortable chair in the room.)
  15. Our new car is ___ than our old one. (small / smaller / the smallest) – smaller (Our new car is smaller than our old one.)
  16. Our house is ___ than yours. (more small / smaller) – smaller (Our house is smaller than yours.)
  17. Tim is ___ player in the team. (the best / the most good) – the best (Tim is the best player in the team.)
  18. Bill is ___ student in his class. (better / good / the best) – the best (Bill is the best student in his class.)
  19. An elephant is ___ than a tiger. (bigger / more big) – bigger (An elephant is bigger than a tiger.)
  20. It was the ___ test of all. (the difficultest / the most difficult) – the most difficult (It was the the most difficult test of all.)
  21. New York is ___ than Miami. (interesting / more interesting / the most interesting) – more interesting (New York is more interesting than Miami.)
  22. Your cake is ___ than mine. (deliciouser / more delicious) – more delicious (Your cake is more delicious than mine.)
  23. Our living room is ___ room in the house. (the most small / the smallest) – the smallest (Our living room is the smallest room in the house.)
  24. Nick is ___ in his family. (tall / taller / the tallest) – the tallest (Nick is the tallest in his family.)

24 cards. Look at the card, say the answer, flip it to check, then press “I know it” or “Again”: the cards you don't know yet come back until you know them all.

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