Comparative Adjectives Exercises

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Comparative Adjectives Game is an activity from Gamestolearnenglish.com that offers six topics for practicing comparative adjectives: animals, people, objects, food, places, and clothing. Choose a topic by clicking on Play, and look at the image. Choose an adjective or adverb that corresponds to the image. For example, if you see an elephant and a mouse, the most obvious comparison is their size. In this case, the word to choose is “BIG” to make the comparison that the elephant is bigger than the mouse. If you choose a different word, it disappears as an option to give you a clue with the remaining ones. Once you have chosen the correct adjective or adverb, a sentence in English is presented with a gap to fill in. Choose the correct option from the choices. If it is not correct, it disappears and is marked in red. An educational English game to review comparative adjectives, read, and reinforce reading comprehension. This game is suitable for ages 7 and up, with the following approximate guidelines:

• 7–8 years old (2nd grade) → Ideal level

Simple comparatives (big, small, fast, slow), clear visual support, and short sentences.

• 9–10 years old (3rd–4th grade) → Review and reinforcement

Useful for consolidating comparatives and more varied vocabulary.