Degrees of Comparison Worksheet
The grammar rule (as … as, -er than, the -est): Two things with “than” → comparative: taller, bigger, happier, more beautiful. One out of a whole group, with “the” → superlative: the tallest, the biggest, the most beautiful. “as … as” → positive. Special: good → better → best; bad → worse → worst. Never use “more” and -er together.
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- 1.Fill the gap: Omkar is as ___ as Rahul. (a) strongest (b) stronger (c) strong
- 2.Fill the gap: This temple is ___ than that one. (a) famouser (b) more famous (c) famous (d) most famous
- 3.Fill the gap: Aarav is as ___ as Aisha. (a) short (b) shortest (c) shorter
- 4.Fill the gap: Arjun is ___ than Diya today. (a) happier (b) happy (c) happyer (d) happiest
- 5.Fill the gap: This garden is ___ than that one. (a) more beautiful (b) beautiful (c) beautifuller (d) most beautiful
- 6.Fill the gap: Diya is as ___ as Pooja. (a) strongest (b) stronger (c) strong
- 7.Fill the gap: Farhan is the ___ boy in our team. (a) strongest (b) strong (c) most strongest (d) stronger
- 8.Fill the gap: Manav is as ___ as Isha. (a) young (b) youngest (c) younger
- 9.Fill the gap: This hill is ___ than that one. (a) highest (b) more high (c) high (d) higher
- 10.Fill the gap: Ananya is as ___ as Ira. (a) shortest (b) shorter (c) short
- 11.Fill the gap: This is the ___ book in my bag. (a) thinner (b) thin (c) most thinnest (d) thinnest
- 12.Fill the gap: Farhan is as ___ as Kavya. (a) shortest (b) shorter (c) short
- 13.Fill the gap: Aditya is as ___ as Aisha. (a) shorter (b) shortest (c) short
- 14.Fill the gap: Ananya is as ___ as Pooja. (a) happier (b) happiest (c) happy
- 15.Fill the gap: This is the ___ story in the book. (a) more interesting (b) interesting (c) interestingest (d) most interesting
- 16.Fill the gap: Aditya is as ___ as Meera. (a) happier (b) happiest (c) happy
- 17.Fill the gap: The owl was ___ than the fox. (a) wisest (b) wise (c) more wise (d) wiser
- 18.Fill the gap: This book is ___ than that one. (a) best (b) gooder (c) good (d) better
- 19.Fill the gap: This book is ___ than that one. (a) thin (b) thinner (c) thinnest (d) more thin
- 20.Fill the gap: Kabir is as ___ as Rohan. (a) youngest (b) young (c) younger
- 21.Fill the gap: This story is ___ than that one. (a) interesting (b) most interesting (c) more interesting (d) interestinger
- 22.Fill the gap: Nisha is as ___ as Omkar. (a) strong (b) stronger (c) strongest
- 23.Fill the gap: Myra is the ___ girl in our team. (a) most strongest (b) stronger (c) strong (d) strongest
- 24.Fill the gap: Riya is as ___ as Sneha. (a) stronger (b) strongest (c) strong
- 25.Fill the gap: Sneha is ___ than Meera today. (a) happyer (b) happier (c) happiest (d) happy
- 26.Fill the gap: Today's traffic is ___ than yesterday's. (a) badder (b) bad (c) worse (d) worst
- 27.Fill the gap: Dev is as ___ as Kavya. (a) happier (b) happy (c) happiest
- 28.Fill the gap: Pooja is as ___ as Tara. (a) short (b) shortest (c) shorter
- 29.Fill the gap: The Taj Mahal is the ___ building in Agra. (a) famousest (b) most famous (c) famous (d) more famous
- 30.Fill the gap: The blue whale is the ___ animal in the world. (a) bigger (b) most biggest (c) biggest (d) big
- 31.Fill the gap: Kabir is as ___ as Aarav. (a) strong (b) strongest (c) stronger
- 32.Fill the gap: This is the ___ garden in our city. (a) more beautiful (b) beautifullest (c) beautiful (d) most beautiful
- 33.Fill the gap: Aarav is as ___ as Ira. (a) happier (b) happy (c) happiest
- 34.Fill the gap: Sneha is as ___ as Neel. (a) short (b) shorter (c) shortest
- 35.Fill the gap: Rohan is as ___ as Nisha. (a) happy (b) happier (c) happiest
- 36.Fill the gap: An elephant is ___ than a horse. (a) big (b) bigger (c) biggest (d) more big
- 37.Fill the gap: Rahul is as ___ as Kunal. (a) shorter (b) shortest (c) short
- 38.Fill the gap: Ira is as ___ as Karan. (a) tallest (b) tall (c) taller
- 39.Fill the gap: Myra is as ___ as Kunal. (a) tall (b) tallest (c) taller
- 40.Fill the gap: This was the ___ day of my holiday. (a) bad (b) worst (c) most worst (d) worse
Answer key
- strong
- more famous
- short
- happier
- more beautiful
- strong
- strongest
- young
- higher
- short
- thinnest
- short
- short
- happy
- most interesting
- happy
- wiser
- better
- thinner
- young
- more interesting
- strong
- strongest
- strong
- happier
- worse
- happy
- short
- most famous
- biggest
- strong
- most beautiful
- happy
- short
- happy
- bigger
- short
- tall
- tall
- worst
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