Comparative Adjectives 1 Choose the appropriate form of the adjectives

Comparative Adjectives

1 Choose the appropriate form of the adjectives.

He's ... intelligent than my brother.

A) most B) good C) better

D) more E) last

2 Choose the appropriate form of the adjectives.

Uncle Nick was the ... son of the family.

A) old B) young C) big

D) elder E) next

3 Choose the appropriate words.

It is ... and ... to live here than there.

A) warm/most pleasant B) warmer/pleasant

C) warmest/pleasanter D) warmer/more pleasant

E) warm/more pleasant

4 Choose the appropriate words.

Are the streets ... and ... than they were some years ago ?

A) wide/cleaner B) wider/cleanest

C) widest/cleaner D) widest/cleanest

E) wider/cleaner

5 Choose the appropriate adjective.

Many people think Scotland is ... than England.

A) most beautiful B) the least beautiful

C) least beautiful D) more beautiful

E) beautiful

6 Choose the appropriate form of the adjective.

My luggage was ... than my friend's.

A) good B) the best C) many

D) less E) the worst

7 Choose the appropriate form of the adjective.

Her love must be ... than mine.

A) the deepest B) most deep

C) deepest D) deeper E) deep

8 Choose the appropriate adjective.

Which are ... comfortable, sandals or tennis shoes?

A) most B) little C) more

D) much E) any

9 Choose the proper form of the adjective.

In the second half, the team played ... and the game ended in a draw.

A) earliest B) the worst

C) interesting D) the most interesting

E) worse

10 Choose the proper form of the adjective.

Travelling is ... in summer than in winter.

A) interesting B) more interesting