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Comparatives and Superlatives

Word Structure

Free Comparatives and Superlatives practice — tap the trio of linked words, against the clock. Grammar game for primary school students.

Years 3–9

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Teacher tip, more examples & curriculum info

Teacher tip

Examples in this game

Easy
big / bigger / biggest · brave / braver / bravest · bright / brighter / brightest · calm / calmer / calmest · cheap / cheaper / cheapest · clean / cleaner / cleanest
Medium
big / bigger / biggest · brave / braver / bravest · bright / brighter / brightest · calm / calmer / calmest · cheap / cheaper / cheapest · clean / cleaner / cleanest
Hard
crunchy / crunchier / crunchiest · friendly / friendlier / friendliest · gloomy / gloomier / gloomiest · greasy / greasier / greasiest · greedy / greedier / greediest · hairy / hairier / hairiest

Curriculum fit

Vocabulary Part of Rollama's Word Structure quest, used with Years 3–9.

More from this quest

Pick a Pair - Abbreviations Pick a Pair - Comparatives Pick a Pair - Compound Nouns Pick a Pair - Irreversible Word Pairs

Teaching this next week? Set this game as homework, see which children need the tricky cases again, and let Rollama auto-build their retry playlist.

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Comparatives and Superlatives

 60s

Tap the trio of words which are linked as adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives. How many tricky trios can you tap in one minute?

Medal target: 8 points

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