Learning Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives and superlatives are some of the hardest parts of the english language to grasp, even for native English speakers. Sometimes, there is more than one way to write them as well such as with the word 'vain'. When comparing you say 'more vain than...' but when you are using it as a superlative you can use both 'most vain' and 'vainest' depending on your sentence structure. This workbook will help you, through over 250 exercise worksheets, with the most common ones you will find. Using more/most and less/least when describing people, places, things, animal, situations and events gives your audience a better picture in their mind of what you are talking about.