Adjectives are words that change nouns and pronouns. You know that adjectives are 'describing' words. Adjectives also allow us to compare people or objects. For example: My dog is big, but that dog is bigger. 'Bigger' is a comparative adjective. 'Biggest' is a superlative adjective - it would be used if we were comparing more than two dogs. The endings '-er' and '-est' can be added to most adjectives, but there are a few exceptions to the rule.

Grade 3 English Language - Elementary School - Adjectives and adverbs

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10 Questions

1. Complete the sentence with the correct adverb.
Karen walked ____ to the bus stop than Sally.

brisklierbriskliestmore brisklymost briskly

2. Complete the sentence with the correct adverb.
The girl yelled ____ than her sister.

most loudlymore loudlyloudlierloudliest

3. Complete the sentence with the correct adverb.
Missy said hello ____ of everyone in her group of friends.

the cheerfulliestthe cheerfullierthe most cheerfullythe more cheerfully

4. Complete the sentence with the correct adverb.
A ballet dancer usually dances ____ than me.

gracefulliestmost gracefullygracefulliermore gracefully

5. Complete the sentence with the correct adjective.
That was the ____ holiday I have ever had!

most worsermost badworstbaddest

6. Complete the sentence with the correct adjective.
I gave my bike a wash and now it looks ____.

more goodbettergooderbest

7. Complete the sentence with the correct adjective.
That was the ____ holiday I have ever had!

most worsermost badworstbaddest

8. Complete the sentence with the correct adverb.
A ballet dancer usually dances ____ than me.

gracefulliergracefulliestmore gracefullymost gracefully

9. Complete the sentence with the correct adverb.
This light shines ____ in a dim room.

most brightlymorest brightlybrightliestbrightlier

10. Complete the sentence with the correct adjective.
These tomatoes are ____ they were yesterday.

reddestredder thanmore redder thanreddest than