📘 Planning the lesson? Read How to Teach Comparatives & Superlatives — stages, common mistakes and activity ideas, with the worksheets to use at each step.
Comparatives and superlatives are best taught as two separate lessons before they are mixed. The A1 sheets introduce each form on its own with the spelling rules (big → bigger, happy → happiest) and the irregulars; A2 brings them together in review and practice; B1 adds equality and modifiers (as tall as, much bigger, not nearly as…). Reading and writing sheets give students real things to compare instead of isolated sentences.
📘 Planning the lesson? Read How to Teach Comparatives & Superlatives — stages, common mistakes and activity ideas, with the worksheets to use at each step.
