Comparative Adjectives worksheet
Forms with -er and forms with more. 4 exercises + answer key
The rule
Short adjectives: add -er. Long adjectives: more + adj. Always use 'than' after the comparative.
4 exercises · 40 questions · answer key on the last page
What is on the sheet
Exercise 1
EasyChoose the correct comparative form.
old → ___ (older / more old / most old)
Exercise 2
MediumWrite the comparative form. Do not include 'than'.
tall → ___
Exercise 3
HardChoose the correct comparative to complete the sentence.
My new car is ___ than my old one. (faster / more fast / most fast)
Exercise 4
HarderWrite comparative + than (e.g. heavier than, more patient than).
This bag is ___ (heavy) the one I had before.
Using this in class
Print as many copies as you need. There is a name and date line at the top, the exercises run over the first pages, and the answer key sits on its own page at the end, so you can keep it or hand it out. No attribution required, no account needed.
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