Let's dive into another cool KS2 English quiz about adjectives! If you didn't try the first one, you might want to give it a go before this adventure.
Adjectives are like magic words that make nouns and pronouns more interesting. They also help us compare things, like saying, "My cat is fluffy, but that cat is fluffier!" Add '-er' or '-est' to make things super exciting, but watch out for a few special adjectives that don't follow the usual rules.
Ready for the challenge? Take this second Adjectives quiz and show off your word wizard skills!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Grammar
When you are only comparing two objects, you should use the comparative (-er ending) rather than the superlative (-est ending).
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Because we are talking about more than two people, we use fastest.
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Some sequoias can reach over 100 metres (350 feet) in height!
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Who is the cleverest in your class?
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Skara Brae is older than Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids.
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If you're not sure which is correct, put each option into the sentence and see which sounds the best.
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It might also look cleaner and brighter!
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Where did you go on your last holiday?
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Sometimes you need to use the word 'than' when comparing - better than, taller than, more tired than etc.
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This is a tricky one. It would also be correct to say: These tomatoes are more red than they were yesterday. 'Redder than' is a better choice, however.
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