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COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

Marialuisa Hibbert Fernandez

Created on February 2, 2026

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COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES

COMPARATIVES and SUPERLATIVES are special forms of adjectives. They are used to compare two or more things.

COMPARATIVES

We use comparatives to compare two things/people

a) John is tall

b) Michael is taller than John

The Eiffel Tower is 300 meters high

Big Ben is 96 meters high

VS

Big Ben is high

The Eiffel Tower is higher than Big Ben

BIG CITY

SMALL TOWN

POLLUTED

A big city is more polluted than a small town

SUPERLATIVES

We use superlatives to compare more than 2 things/people

a) John is tall

b) Michael is taller than John

c) Bryan is the tallest in the class

Bryan

John

Michael

OLD

1886

2000

1260

The Statue of Liberty is older than the London Eye

Notre Dame is the oldest monument

MODERN

1886

2000

1260

The Statue of Liberty is more modern than Notre Dame

The London Eye is the most modern of all the monuments

FORMATION

Comparative: My dad is older than my mum Superlative: Ann is the oldest in the class

Comparative: Pam is nicer than her sister Superlative: Uncle Tony is the nicest in my family

Comparative: My house is bigger than your house Superlative: That is the biggest house in the neighbourhood

Comparative: That comic is funnier than that book Superlative: Linda is the funniest person in the class

Comparative: This ring is more expensive than that one Superlative: This ring is the most expensive in the shop

Comparative: This ice cream is better than your ice cream Superlative: This film is the worst in the world

SUMMARY

Karim Benzemá

PRACTICE

Leo Messi

short - tall - fast - slow - talented - good - handsome - ugly

PRACTICE

new - old - popular - funny - boring - good - bad - violent - addictive

SMALL TOWNS

BIG CITIES

PRACTICE

busy - dangerous - friendly (people) - old - polluted - modern - safe - quiet - clean - unfriendly (people) - beautiful - cheap (houses) - expensive (houses)