Degree of Comparison Exercises For Estonian Grammar


Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the correct comparative form


In Estonian grammar, the Degree of Comparison refers to the ways adjectives and adverbs are used to express differences in the quality,quantities or relations between things, people or actions. There are three degrees of comparison in Estonian: the positive degree (basic form), the comparative degree (used for comparing two things), and the superlative degree (used for comparing more than two things). In this exercise, you will practice filling in the blanks with the correct Estonian form of the adjective or adverb, according to the given degree of comparison.

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1. Mu sõber on *nuttavam* (smarter) kui mina.
2. See maja on *pingilisem* (peaceful) kui see teisel tänaval.
3. Ta on *suurem* (bigger) kui tema õde.
4. Eesti on *väiksem* (smaller) kui Venemaa.
5. Täna on *külmem* (colder) kui eile.

Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the correct superlative form

1. See on *kõige kaunim* (most beautiful) vaade siin.
2. Ta on *kõige targem* (smartest) inimene, keda ma tean.
3. See koer on *kõige kiirem* (fastest) selles võistluses.
4. Ta on *kõige aeglasem* (slowest) autojuht siin.
5. Päike on *kõige kuumem* (hottest) meie päikesesüsteemis.

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