Practise comparative and superlative adjectives with our free online ESL activities and exercises. Help students with -er and -est endings, more and most, spelling changes and irregular forms like better and worse.
Available Activities
- Comparatives and Superlatives (A2) – Flashcards: 30 adjectives with their comparative and superlative forms, including spelling changes (hotter, happier) and irregulars (better/the best, worse/the worst, further/the furthest)
- Cars or People? Adjectives for Comparing – Categorise activity: sort adjectives like cheap, funny and dangerous into cars, people or both, then use them to make comparisons
- Random Adjectives – Card-based activity for practicing comparative and superlative forms
See also: Adjectives and Adverbs