Lesson overview:
This comparatives and superlatives worksheet starts with a rule card: -er and -est for short adjectives, more and most for long ones, and the irregular good and bad. Students write comparatives and superlatives, choose the right form, and complete sentences with than, like Winter here is colder than summer. They build sentences from jumbled words and correct five real mistakes, including It was the baddest day of the week. The sheet ends with a table of three ways to get to work, with time, price and comfort, and students write sentences like The bus is cheaper than the car and A bicycle is the cheapest.
