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Understanding Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparing two phones in a shop: the -er/-est vs. more/most split

Irregular forms and spelling traps

Beyond -er/-est: as...as, less, and describing trends

Practice: Form and Use Comparatives and Superlatives

Quiz 1: One-syllable adjective, comparative

Quiz 2: Two-plus syllable adjective, comparative

Quiz 3: Irregular comparative

Quiz 4: Superlative with "the"

Quiz 5: Two-syllable -y adjective

Quiz 6: Spelling -- doubling the consonant

Quiz 7: Equal comparison with "as...as"

Quiz 8: Negative equal comparison

Quiz 9: "less...than" structure

Quiz 10: Comparing degree of change (Task 1)

Quiz 11: Irregular "far"

Quiz 12: "the least" for smallest quantity

Quiz 13: Comparing three or more (superlative context)

Quiz 14: Common error -- double comparative

Quiz 15: Modifying comparatives (much, far, slightly)

Quiz 16: Superlative + present perfect (a common Task 1/Task 2 pattern)

Quiz 17: Full review -- pick the fully correct sentence

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Comparatives and superlatives -- essential for Task 1 chart comparisons and Task 2 argumentation, taught from an everyday shopping-comparison analogy to exam-ready control.

Comparing two things, or picking out the extreme of a group, is unavoidable in IELTS Writing Task 1 (chart comparisons) and Task 2 (weighing arguments). This module covers the spelling patterns, irregular forms, and structures that trip up even strong candidates.

Comparatives and Superlatives: Ranking and Comparing

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