Adjectives — Degrees of Comparison
Grade 3 · English
Adjectives — Degrees of Comparison
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Comparative and superlative in stories, plus irregular forms like good-better-best!
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1

Write ONE full sentence comparing each pair, using the adjective given in brackets in its comparative (-er/more) form.

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1.giraffe / elephant (tall)
2.Kashmir / Jammu (cold)
3.this experience / the earlier one (interesting)
4.lion / cat (fierce)
5.cheetah / turtle (fast)
2

Write ONE full sentence naming the superlative (the most/-est) for each group, using the adjective given.

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1.Which country is the largest? Russia, India, Nepal
2.Which mango among all the fruits is the sweetest?
3.Which is the tallest? zebra, monkey, giraffe
4.Which building in the city is the tallest?
5.Which runner among Rohan, Aman and Riya is the fastest?
3

This connected story has several blanks. For EACH blank below, write the FULL sentence with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjective in brackets — not just the missing word. (Story: Last Sunday, Riya and her friends went for a picnic near a lake...)

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1.Rohan ran (fast) than the others, but Aman was the (fast) runner of all.
2.The hill was the (high) point in the area, but it was (easy) to climb than they expected.
3.The water in the lake was (clear) than the river near their house.
4.Riya's basket was (heavy) than anyone else's because it had many fruits and snacks.
5.By evening, everyone felt tired but happy — it was the (good) picnic they had ever had.
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