Yes/No
Each of the following
sentences contains a comparative or superlative. Indicate if the comparative or superlative is formed
correctly (Yes) or not formed correctly (No).
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1.
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Oxygen is abundanter than nitrogen.
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2.
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The directions to the exercise say to choose the most appropriate
response.
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3.
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The lesson you are studying now is the most importantest lesson that you will
have.
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4.
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Fashions this year are shorter and more colorful than they were last
year.
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5.
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The professor indicated that Anthony’s research paper was more long than
the other students’ papers.
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6.
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Alaska is the coldest than all the states in the United States.
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7.
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The workers on the day shift are more rested than the workers on the night
shift.
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8.
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She was more happier this morning than she had been yesterday.
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9.
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The quarterback on this year’s football team is more versatile than the
quarterback on last year’s team.
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10.
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She always tries to do the best and most efficient job that she can do.
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