Compare your weekends and find out who had one which described by each of the adjectives below. Choose any adjective, decide who it refers to by describing your weekend and asking questions, then move on to another one.
shorter/ the shortest
longer/ the longest
cheaper/ the cheapest
quieter/ the quietest
more expensive/ the most expensive
more romantic/ the most romantic
more tiring/ the most tiring
more interesting/ the most interesting
more relaxing/ the most relaxing
more productive/ the most productive
more stressful/ the most stressful
more exciting/ the most exciting
more varied/ the most varied
more unusual/ the most unusual
more boring/ the most boring
more dangerous/ the most dangerous
busier/ the busiest
healthier/ the healthiest
better/ the best
worse/ the worst
spent further away from home/ the furthest away from home
Without looking back at the list above, write the comparative (… than) and superlative (the…) of the adjectives you used:
short
long
cheap
quiet
expensive
romantic
tiring
interesting
relaxing
productive
stressful
exciting
varied
unusual
boring
dangerous
busy
healthy
good
bad
far
Which ones above are in the same group, i.e. form their comparative and superlative in the same way? What are the rules?
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