2 Fill in the gaps with the adjectives in the comparative or superlative form. 1) What a nice cat it's
(beautiful) than mine.
2) Here is Masha. She's five. Her brother is nine, so he is
(old)
3) This is
(difficult) exercise in the test. I can't do it.
4) My mother thinks that teaching is
(good) job in the world.
5) Rugby is
(dangerous) than soccer
6) Failing an exam is
(bad) thing that could ever happen to me.
7) Bungee jumping is
(exciting) than skateboarding.
8) To my opinion, swimming is
(easy) than running.
9) This e-reader is
(cheap) than that one.
10) Russia has got
(many) gold medals at the Olympics in Sochi.
3
Read the story and fill in the gaps with the adjectives in the comparative or
superlative form.
My friend Oksana is twelve, but she is seven months 1)
(old) than me.
Oksana is much 2)
(tall) than me. She's 1.68 m and I'm 1.58 m tall! We've
both got curly hair, but her hair is 3)
(long). We're on the same swimming
team. She's a 4)
(good) swimmer than me. Actually, she's the
5)
(fast) swimmer in the team. She's got 6)
(many) medals
than anyone else. Oksana is the 7)
(successful) athlete in the team.​