Compare Structures: Irregular vs Regular Forms Quiz

Better is the irregular comparative form of good used for comparing two things.

Many, more, most is irregular because the words change form instead of adding -er or -est.

Best is the irregular superlative form used when comparing one to all others.

Better is the comparative form used to compare two days.

Best is the correct irregular superlative form of good.

Fast, faster, fastest is regular because -er and -est are added to make the forms.

The correct comparative of bad is worse, not badder or more bad.

Best and worst are the correct irregular superlative forms of good and bad.

Better is the correct irregular comparative form of good in this sentence.

Fastest is the regular superlative form of fast formed by adding -est.

Harder is the regular comparative form of hard used to compare two things.

Bright follows the regular pattern bright, brighter, brightest by adding -er and -est.

Best is the irregular superlative form of good used to compare one subject with all the others.

Hard, harder, hardest is a regular pattern that adds -er for the comparative form.

Worse is the irregular comparative form of bad used to compare two problems.

Good, better, best is irregular because the word changes form instead of adding -er or -est.

Good, bad, and many use irregular forms that do not follow the simple -er/-est pattern.

Good, better is irregular while tall, taller is a regular -er pattern.

Tall, cold, and slow add -er and -est, so they follow regular comparison patterns.

Worst is the irregular superlative form of bad used for the biggest or most serious mistake.