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Comparative and Superlative Adjective Word List

High Frequency Adjectives

“basic concept” inflectional adjectives, such as bigger, biggest, small, smallest, faster, fastest, longer, longest, easier, funnier,funniest, scarier, scariest, hungrier, hungriest, softer, softest, harder, hardest, quieter, quietest, louder, etc.

Inflectional Adjectives, such as brighter, brightest, clearer, clearest, darker, darkest, fancier, fanciest, longer, longest, muddier, muddiest, stormier, stormiest, stranger, strangest, younger, youngest, icier, iciest, spicier, spiciest, weaker, weakest, rainier, rainiest, heavier, heaviest, older, oldest, friendlier, friendliest, wilder, wildest, sweeter, sweetest, emptier, emptiest, braver, bravest, etc.

Longer Elementary Adjectives

three syllable adjectives, such as more beautiful, more delicious, most excited, most expensive, more old-fashioned, most annoying, most talented, most important, more difficult, more powerful, more outstanding, most comfortable, most wonderful, successful, etc.

Comparatives and Superlatives worksheets

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(1) Introduction/Hierarchy Doc PDF;     (2) Scripts / Drills Doc PDF;     (3)  Picture Activity Doc PDF;     (4) Fill – in / Functional  Doc PDF;     (5) Functional Activities  Doc PDF;     (6) Words/Data Doc PDF;      (7) Fill in the Blank Doc PDF;     (8) Grid Doc PDF

Additional Worksheets

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(1) Bullseye 1 Doc PDF;      (2) Bullseye 2 Doc PDF;     (3) Sentence Drop 1 Doc PDF;     (4) Sentence Drop 2 Doc PDF;     (5) Sentence Search Doc PDF;      (6) Sentence Maze Doc PDF