Do you remember the rules of forming the Degrees of Comparison? Use these rules to form Comparative and Superlative Degrees of the adjectives given below. Think of three sentences about your school and youro friends with these forms. Nice. Exciting. Good. Important. bad. far. fast. quiet.

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The rules for forming Degrees of Comparison are:

For most one-syllable adjectives, add -er for the Comparative and -est for the Superlative.For most two-syllable adjectives, add more for the Comparative and most for the Superlative.For irregular adjectives, the Comparative and Superlative forms are irregular.

Comparative and Superlative forms of the adjectives:

Nice - nicer, nicestExciting - more exciting, most excitingGood - better, bestImportant - more important, most importantBad - worse, worstFar - farther/further, farthest/furthestFast - faster, fastestQuiet - quieter, quietest

Sentences about my school and friends:

My school is nice, but yours is nicer, and theirs is the nicest.

The school event was exciting, but the concert was more exciting, and the festival was the most exciting.

My friend is good at basketball, but your friend is better, and their friend is the best.

Education is important, but hard work is more important, and perseverance is the most important.

Getting a bad grade is discouraging, failing a class is worse, and dropping out of school is the worst.

Our school is far from the city, their school is farther, and the other school is the farthest.

Running fast is a skill, but running faster is better, and running the fastest is the ultimate goal.

The library is quiet, the study room is quieter, and the silent room is the quietest.

Our classroom is quiet during lessons, but their classroom is quieter, and the library is the quietest place in school.