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ACTIVITY 7
BIGGER, MORE HANDSOME
Objective: Identify short and long adjectives,
Opening activity:Imagine that you just watched a superhero movie, and you are talking to your
friend, what aspects would you compare about him/her.
1. Check the rules for short and long adjectives and complete.
POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
Active
High
Beautiful More beautiful The most Honest
beautiful
Big
Bigger
The biggest Hot
Boring
Long
Brilliant
Low
Cheap
New
Clean
Nice
Cold
Old
Creative
Outgoing
Dangerous
Polite
Deep
Poor
Different
Popular
Dirty
Powerful
Dry
Rich
Dynamic
Romantic
Elegant
Young
Expensive
Safe
Fast
Selfish
Sensible
Friendly
Short
Full
Slow
Funny
Small
Handsome
Smooth
Soft
Sweet
Strong
Happy
Tall
Hard
Thick
Thin
Healthy
Heavy
Ugly
Fat

wow...please make my answer brainlest..at least

more active, most  active

Higher, highest

Beautiful More beautiful The most Honest

beautiful, more beautiful, most beautiful

Bigger, biggest

Bigger- ..est

The biggest Hot

Boring-more borrring, most boring

Longer, Longest

Brilliant- more Brilliant,most Brilliant

Lower, lowest

Cheaper,Cheapest

Newer,newest

Cleaner,cleanest

Nicer, nicest

Colder,coldest

Older,oldest

Creative, more creative,most creative

Outgoing-more outgoing,most outgoing

Dangerous, moreDangerous, most Dangerous

Polite, more Polite , most Polite

Deeper,deepest

Poorer,poorest

Different,more different, most different

Popular, more popular, most  popular

Dirty, dirtier, dirtest

Powerful, more Powerful,,most Powerful,

Dry, drier, driest

Richer,richest

Dynamic, more dynamic, most dynamic

Romantic, more romantic, most romantic

Elegant,more elegant, most elegant

Younger, youngest

Expensive, more expensive, most expensive

Safer, safest

Faster, fastest

Selfish, more selfish, most selfish

Sensible, more sensible, most sensible

Friendly, friendlier, friendest

Shorter, shortest

Fuller, fullest

Slower, slowest

Funny, funnier, funniest

Smaller, smallest

Handsome, more handsome, most handsome

Smoother, smoothest

Softer, softest

Sweet, sweeter, sweetest

Stronger, strongest

Happy, happier, happiest

Taller, tallest

Harder, hardest

Thicker, thickest

Thinner, thinnest

Healthy, healthier, healthiest  

Heavy, heavier, heaviest

Ugly, uglier, ugliest

Fat, fatter, fattest

Explanation:

the use of “as” in the example to draw the resemblance. some more examples of common similes are given below. common examples of simile. our soldiers are as brave as lions. her cheeks are red like a rose. he is as funny as a monkey. the water well was as dry as a bone. he is as cunning as a fox. simile introduces vividness into what we say.