Comparative and Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs – English Grammar Test for B1

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1 At the supermarket, apples are ______ (cheap) than grapes today.

2 This hotel is the ______ (comfortable) place I’ve ever stayed in.

3 The weather is much ______ (warm) this week than last week.

4 My new shoes are ______ (light) than the old ones.

5 This café makes the ______ (good) coffee in town.

6 The train is ______ (fast) than the bus.

7 Yesterday was the ______ (hot) day of the summer.

8 The park is ______ (clean) now than it was last month.

9 Of all my friends, Anna is the ______ (friendly).

10 Today’s meeting was ______ (short) than yesterday’s.

11 The dentist is ______ (busy) on Mondays than on Fridays.

12 This exercise is ______ (easy) than the last one.

13 The film was ______ (exciting) than the book.

14 That was the ______ (bad) meal I’ve ever had.

15 I walked ______ (quickly) to catch the bus than usual.

16 This shop has the ______ (expensive) clothes in the city.

17 Your handwriting is much ______ (neat) than mine.

18 The lecture was ______ (boring) than I expected.

19 She arrived ______ (early) than everyone else.

20 He is the ______ (polite) waiter in this restaurant.

21 The traffic is getting ______ (bad) and ______ (bad) every day.

22 I felt ______ (relaxed) after the yoga class than before.

23 This phone is ______ (useful) than my old one.

24 He drives the ______ (carefully) in our family.

25 Today is ______ (rainy) than yesterday.

26 That was the ______ (funny) story I’ve ever heard.

27 Sarah speaks French much ______ (fluently) than her brother.

28 The mountain is ______ (high) than the hill.

29 This museum is the ______ (interesting) place to visit in town.

30 My grandmother walks ______ (slowly) than I do.

Answer

1 cheaper – comparative of “cheap.”
2 most comfortable – superlative form.
3 warmer – comparative of “warm.”
4 lighter – comparative of “light.”
5 best – irregular superlative of “good.”
6 faster – comparative of “fast.”
7 hottest – superlative of “hot.”
8 cleaner – comparative of “clean.”
9 friendliest – superlative (y → iest).
10 shorter – comparative of “short.”
11 busier – spelling rule (y → ier).
12 easier – comparative of “easy.”
13 more exciting – long adjective → “more.”
14 worst – irregular superlative of “bad.”
15 more quickly – comparative of adverb.
16 most expensive – superlative form.
17 neater – comparative of “neat.”
18 more boring – long adjective → “more.”
19 earlier – comparative of “early.”
20 politest – superlative form.
21 worse and worse – double comparative to show change.
22 more relaxed – comparative form.
23 more useful – long adjective → “more.”
24 most carefully – superlative adverb.
25 rainier – comparative (y → ier).
26 funniest – superlative (y → iest).
27 more fluently – comparative adverb.
28 higher – comparative of “high.”
29 most interesting – superlative form.
30 more slowly – comparative adverb.

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