Comparative and superlative adjectives

Match the two parts to make each sentence complete.

Choose the correct word to complete the… the… comparative construction. The you have, the more you want.

Choose the correct word to complete the… the… comparative construction. Studies suggest at work, the more productive you become.

Choose the correct word to complete the… the… comparative construction. I want to buy a big TV. The , the better.

Choose the correct word to complete the… the… comparative construction. , the more productive you will be.

Choose the correct word to complete the… the… comparative construction. , the more you realise life isn't about how you look.

Look at the picture and choose the correct option to make the sentence complete. Paul is Lora.

Look at the picture and choose the correct option to make the sentence complete. I have you.

Look at the picture and choose the correct option to make the sentence complete. The weather today is yesterday.

Look at the picture and choose the correct option to make the sentence complete. This book is that one.

Look at the picture and choose the correct option to make the sentence complete. Walking is running.

Fill in the gap with the superlative form of the adjective in brackets. James is person in our office. (open-minded)

Fill in the gap with the superlative form of the adjective in brackets. Winter was time for us. (bad)

Fill in the gap with the superlative form of the adjective in brackets. Mr Brown is tutor in our university. (experienced)

Fill in the gap with the superlative form of the adjective in brackets. pupils should be paid more attention. (good)

Fill in the gap with the superlative form of the adjective in brackets. It's town I've ever seen. (ugly)