Comparatives and Superlatives

Making comparisons
Adjective Comparative Superlative

Big bigg​er bigg​est

Small small​er small​est

Short short​er short​est

Tall tall​er tall​est

Long long​er long​est

High high​er high​est

Low low​er low​est

Wide wid​er wid​est

Narrow narrow​er narrow​est

Irregular adjectives
Bad Worse Worst

Good Better Best

Far Farther Farthest

Far Further Farthest

Exciting More​ exciting Most ​exciting

Interesting More​ interesting Most​ interesting

Amazing More​ amazing Most ​amazing

Disappointing More ​disappointing Most ​disappointing

Adverbs of frequency
 I always wear my sunglasses when I
100% always go outside.

I usually/normally go swimming on
90% usually / normally Saturday mornings.

She frequently flies to other

80% frequently countries on business trips.

He often visits his family during the

70% often summer holidays.

Sometimes I like to go for a walk in

50% sometimes the park.

We occasionally take our children to

30% occasionally the cinema to watch a film.

We seldom eat sweets because we

10% seldom want to protect our teeth.

I rarely see all my family because

5% rarely they live far away.

I never watch reality TV shows

0% never because I don’t like them.

Questions
What is your favourite film?

Where is the cinema?

When do you usually go to the cinema?

Who is your favourite actor?

Which do you prefer? Action or drama films?

How old are you?

How many brothers and sisters do you have?

How much time do you spend watching TV a week?

How often do you play sport?

Personal pronouns

Subject pronoun

I like/dislike/don’t like reading books.

You like/dislike/don’t like riding your bike.

He likes/dislikes/doesn’t like watching TV.

She likes/dislikes/doesn’t like playing card games.

It likes/dislikes/doesn’t like cold weather.

We like/dislike/don’t like talking about politics.

You like/dislike/don’t like being told what to do.

They like/dislike/don’t like travelling by plane.

Object pronouns
I Me Can you help me?

You You I love you.

He Him I love him.

She Her I love her.

It It I don’t like it.

We Us It wasn’t us.

You You See you tomorrow.

They Them Speak to them tomorrow.

Some / any

Singular Plural

+ Some There is an apple There are some

on the table. apples on the
(1 apple) table.

- any There isn't an There aren’t any

apple on the apples.
table.

? any Is there any water Are there any

in the fridge? bottles of water?