Com a proficiência na língua inglesa cada vez mais imprescindível no mundo moderno, o domínio da gramática se torna um componente crucial para uma comunicação eficaz. Uma das áreas que frequentemente provocam dúvidas é o uso correto das formas comparativas e superlativas dos adjetivos e advérbios. Essas formas são usadas para comparar objetos, pessoas ou ações, expressando igualdade, inferioridade ou superioridade entre eles.
Para ajudar no aprimoramento desse aspecto da língua inglesa, preparamos exercícios focados nas estruturas comparativas e superlativas. Através destes exercícios, os estudantes poderão praticar a formação dessas estruturas e a aplicação delas em diferentes contextos. Bons estudos!
Exercício 1: Formas Comparativas
My sister is *taller* (tall) than me.
The test was *easier* (easy) than I expected.
This book is much *more interesting* (interesting) than the other one I read.
He can run *faster* (fast) than his brother.
The weather today is *worse* (bad) than it was yesterday.
She speaks Spanish *more fluently* (fluently) than English.
My coffee is *hotter* (hot) than yours.
Our car is *less expensive* (expensive) than theirs.
John is *more motivated* (motivated) to study than he is to work.
Diamonds are *harder* (hard) than other precious stones.
I need to find a job that is *less stressful* (stressful) than this one.
She is *more careful* (careful) with her belongings than her sister is.
The blue shirt is *cheaper* (cheap) than the red one.
This novel is *less compelling* (compelling) than the author’s previous book.
Her solution to the problem was *more practical* (practical) than his.
Exercício 2: Formas Superlativas
Mount Everest is the *highest* (high) mountain in the world.
She is the *best* (good) student in her class.
This is the *most delicious* (delicious) cake I’ve ever eaten.
He is the *youngest* (young) person in his family.
That was the *worst* (bad) movie I have ever seen.
The Nile is the *longest* (long) river in Africa.
This is the *most expensive* (expensive) car on the market.
She has the *most beautiful* (beautiful) smile I’ve ever seen.
This computer is the *fastest* (fast) one available right now.
He is the *tallest* (tall) player on the team.
That book is the *least interesting* (interesting) one I’ve read this year.
This task is the *least difficult* (difficult) of all the things I have to do today.
The sun is the *brightest* (bright) object in the sky during the day.
Of all her dresses, this one is the *most elegant* (elegant).
This is the *most important* (important) decision I have ever had to make.
