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Adjectives:
Comparing
Nouns |
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Important Points |
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to Remember! |
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An adjective
describes a noun
(person,
place, or
thing). |
An adjective tells more about a
noun
(person,
place, or
thing). |
An adjective makes a sentence
more interesting. |
An adjective effects the
meaning of a sentence. |
An adjective
can be used to tell what kind
and how many. |
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Directions: Read
each sentence. |
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THINK |
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REMEMBER |
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compare two
 add "er" |
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compare
more than two
add "est" |
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Decide on the
adjective with "er"
or "est", then
check your answer by choosing the down arrow. |
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Can you give me the
brighter/brightest
crayon in
the crayon box?
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A dog is larger/largest
than a bird.
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How much higher/highest
can a cat jump than a
frog?
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My mother is the
happier/happiest
mother in the
whole, wide world!
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Your worm is longer/longest
than mine.
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Do I have the
smarter/smartest
dog in our town?
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The ceiling is
higher/highest
than the floor.
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My ball bounces
farther/farthest
of all!
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Wood is harder/hardest
than putty.
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Click on the ball to
review the lesson. |
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Thank you for being such a hard worker!
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