narrow), add -est at the end without changing the spelling (bitterest or narrowest). Two-syllable
stead, if an adjective with two syllables ends in -er (like bitter) or -ow (like
the adverb most like other long
adjectives that end in -le just take -st; you don't need a second e.
clever -> cleverest
shallow -> shallowest
simple -> simplest
2
ACTIVITY
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
Instructions: Complete the sentences by transforming the adjective in parentheses
into superlative adjectives (
the + adjective -est, -st/ the most + adjective)
I read a lot of books on the subject and this one is the
1.
(interesting).
2.
It's the
café in London (small).
3.
John and Lisa are the
students here (intelligent).
4.
Which student in the class is the
? (happy)
5.
This juice is the
6.
The British library is the
if you chill it for a long time first (delicious).
in the mornings. (quiet)
7.
John is
when he's working. (calm)
8.
Of all the people in our office, Adrian is
of all. (active)
9. Lucy wakes up the
in her family. (early)
10. Which juice is the
? Apple juice, orange juice or raspberry juice? (delicious)
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