3. Here are 10 sentences where you need to put the adjective in brackets in the correct degree (comparative or superlative). 1. My car is (fast) than yours. 2. She is the (intelligent) student in the class. 3. This summer is (hot) than last summer. 4. He is the (tall) person in our family. 5. Mount Everest is (high) than any other mountain in the world. 6. Learning English is (easy) than learning Chinese. 7. This is the (good) restaurant in town. 8. My cat is (lazy) than your dog. 9. She is the (beautiful) girl I have ever seen. 10. He is (old) than his brother.

1. My car is faster than yours. (Comparative) 2. She is the most intelligent student in the class. (Superlative) 3. This summer is hotter than last summer. (Comparative) 4. He is the tallest person in our family. (Superlative) 5. Mount Everest is higher than any other mountain in the world. (Comparative) 6. Learning English is easier than learning Chinese. (Comparative) 7. This is the best restaurant in town. (Superlative) 8. My cat is lazier than your dog. (Comparative) 9. She is the most beautiful girl I have ever seen. (Superlative) 10. He is older than his brother. (Comparative)