4th Grade Comparing Adjectives: -er, -est, More and Most Worksheet — Level 1 — Practice Set 4 — Answers
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Use -er (or more) to compare two things and -est (or most) to compare three or more. Fill in the missing word.
1.safe → (answer space) → safest
Answer: safer
It ends in e, so add -r and -st.
2.large → larger → (answer space)
Answer: largest
It ends in e, so add -r and -st.
3.kind → (answer space) → kindest
Answer: kinder
Add -er and -est.
4.nice → nicer → (answer space)
Answer: nicest
It ends in e, so add -r and -st.
5.brave → (answer space) → bravest
Answer: braver
It ends in e, so add -r and -st.
6.cold → colder → (answer space)
Answer: coldest
Add -er and -est.
7.soft → (answer space) → softest
Answer: softer
Add -er and -est.
8.small → smaller → (answer space)
Answer: smallest
Add -er and -est.
9.quick → (answer space) → quickest
Answer: quicker
Add -er and -est.
10.loud → louder → (answer space)
Answer: loudest
Add -er and -est.
11.wide → (answer space) → widest
Answer: wider
It ends in e, so add -r and -st.
12.late → later → (answer space)
Answer: latest
It ends in e, so add -r and -st.
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