The document provides rules for forming the superlative degree of adjectives in English and examples of adjectives in their positive, comparative, and superlative forms. It then presents a quiz with 10 adjectives where the reader must choose the correct comparative or superlative form.

1. The 19th of April. Thursday

2. Comparative lesson

4. This is a big rabbit
This is a small mouse.

7. Superlative

8. Forming the superlative
Form Rule For example
Words of one syllable Add -st to the end of the wide - widest
ending in 'e'. word.
Words of one syllable, Double the consonant
with one vowel and one and add -est to the end big - biggest
consonant at the end. of the word.
Words of one syllable,
with more than one Add - est to the end of
high - highest
vowel or more than one the word.
consonant at the end.
Change 'y' to 'i', and add
Words of two syllables,
-est to the end of the happy - happiest
ending in 'y'.
word.
Words of two syllables
Place 'the most' before
or more, not ending in
the adjective
'y'.

9. Positive Comparative Superlative
big
boring

10. cool
dirty
sad

11. old
rich
cheap

12. tall
few

13. Choose the
1. Fast correct one
a) Faster
b) More fast
2. Beautiful
a) Beautifuler
b) More beautiful

14. 3. Happy
a) Happier
b) More happy
4. Old
a) Older
b) More old
5. Cheap
a) Cheaper
b) More cheap

15. 6. Expensive
a) Expensiver
b) More expensive
7. Hungry
a) Hungrier
b) More hungry
8. Good
a) Better
b) More better

16. 9. Bad
a) worse
b) more bad
10. Dangerous
a) Dangerouser
b) More dangerous