• Adjectives
  • pikous
  • 30.06.2020
  • Englisch
  • 2. Ausbildungsjahr
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1
Put the adjectives in the correct group. Write the comparative and the superlative form.

Irregular adjectives:

G

gut

schlecht

P

good

C

S

worst

Adjectives with one syllable:

laut

heiß

lang

groß (1)

schnell

alt

klug

groß (2)

loud

smarter

tallest

Adjectives with two syllables that end in -y:

faul

sonnig

stinkend

glücklich

glänzend

gesund

lazy

smellier

shiniest

Adjectives with two or more syllables, NOT ending in -y:

German

Positive

Comperative

Superlative

aufregend

schön

beliebt

more popular

köstlich

most delicious

gefährlich

dangerous

kreativ

interessant

2
Complete the sentences with the comparative form of the adjectives + than.

1. Summer is winter (heiß).

2. Villages are towns (klein).

3. Football is hockey (beliebt).

4. Cars are bicycles (schnell).

5. Rome is New York (alt).

6. Chocolate is spinach (köstlich).

7. Playing games is doing homework (interessant).

8. Cats are dogs (faul).

9. Sharks are goldfish (gefährlich).

10. My sister's hair is mine (lang).

3
Read the text about animal record breakers and complete the sentences with the + the superlative form of the adjectives.

animal on land over a short distance is the cheetah (schnell). It can reach a speed up to 120 km/h. mammal compared to humans is the chimpanzee (klug). animal is the mosquito (gefährlich). It kills more people every year than any other animal on the planet.

world's wild cat is the Amur tiger, also called Siberian tiger (groß). Amur tiger ever reported weighed 384 kilos (groß). These big cats can measure up to 3.3 meters from nose to tail tip. animal on Earth is the giraffe (groß). Male giraffes can measure up to nearly six meters from hoof to head. living animals are all whales (schwer). They're also living mammals (groß). The Blue whale can weigh up to 190 tons. animal on Earth is also a whale (laut). The Sperm whale has been measured at 230 decibels. That's much louder than a jet plane at take-off!

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