MaXim Book 6 Final to Press

ABC Grammar Practice: Write the comparative and superlative forms of the following adjectives. bad good big bright powerful brave slow soft honest fat intelligent useful interesting generous far mysterious narrow ugly pretty simple clever weak tall expensive thick helpful young exciting Grammar Study: Comparison Look and read. The car is bigger than the motorcycle. The motorcycle is bigger than the bicycle. The car is the biggest of the three. The motorcycle is smaller than the car. The bicycle is smaller than the motorcycle. The bicycle is the smallest of the three. The bicycle is cheaper than the motorcycle. The motorcycle is cheaper than the car. The bicycle is the cheapest of the three. The motorcycle is more expensive than the bicycle. The car is more expensive than the motorcycle. The car is the most expensive of the three. When we compare two people, places or things, we use comparatives (bigger, cheaper, smaller, more expensive). When we compare more than two people, places or things, we use superlatives (biggest, cheapest, smallest, most expensive). 63MA IM of English Grammar and Composition Book Six