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Comparatives and Superlatives quizzes

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This GoConqr page gathers comparatives and superlatives quizzes, from adjective forms to comparisons using as...as and modifiers. It offers school students practice with English comparisons and teachers ready-made material to use. There are more than 90 quizzes, made by more than 80 users, with resources mainly for secondary school. Pick a quiz to get started.

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Comparatives and superlatives quizzes to explore

These quizzes offer several ways to practice comparisons. U5 Under the sea asks for comparative forms of short and long adjectives. A Superlative City uses statements about cities, while Modifiers in comparatives (Remedial IV) includes sentences that ask you to complete comparisons.

For practice with equal comparisons, look for the quizzes on adjectives with as...as. You can also find a quiz on the more...the more pattern for comparisons that change together.

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Start with U5 Under the sea if you want to work on adjective forms. If you prefer a mix of forms, Exercises includes comparative, superlative and as...as questions.

As you work, note the forms that cause trouble. If you want to study a rule before trying again, switch to a mind map on the unit page; flashcards offer another way to practice examples. Explore a quiz that matches the comparison you want to work on.

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Which quiz is a good place to start?

U5 Under the sea is a useful starting point for practicing comparative forms of short and long adjectives. Exercises is another option if you want a mix: its questions include comparatives, superlatives and comparisons using as...as.

Are these quizzes free to use?

Yes. Every quiz listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account can save your quiz scores and also lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.

Who are these quizzes for?

The collection is mainly suited to secondary school students practicing English comparisons. Teachers can use the quizzes as ready-made material. The questions cover topics such as adjective forms, superlatives and comparisons using as...as, so there are different kinds of practice to choose from.

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