Homework

So here's a head start to practicing more English: Use the adjectives in either the comparative or the superlative form. late young young cheap fast hard tall exciting long old 1. Tom put up his hand to solve -hard- question on the worksheet. 2. The man went to all the shops to find -cheap- shoes he could find. 3. I don't think we could have come any -old -. Besides, there was a speed limit. 4. Of his three daughters, the king loved - long - best. 5. Edward is -late- his twin Fernando since Fernando was born first.

  Hello Ms. [이름]! Wonderful Monday to you! J You did a good job with your homework. When you say comparative and superlative adjectives, we add \'ER\' or \'EST\' to the word. Example:            Comparative     Superlative Hard    Harder               Hardest Cheap Cheaper            Cheapest -T.Dominic So here\'s a head start to practicing more English: Use the adjectives in either the comparative or the superlative form.late young young cheap fast hard tall exciting long old 1. Tom put up his hand to solve -hard- question on the worksheet.>> Tom put up his hand to solve the hardest question on the worksheet.2. The man went to all the shops to find -cheap- shoes he could find.>> The man went to all the shops to find the cheapest shoes he could find.3. I don\'t think we could have come any -old -. Besides, there was a speed limit.>> I don\'t think we could have come any faster. Besides, there was a speed limit.4. Of his three daughters, the king loved - long - best.>> Of his three daughters, the king loved youngest best.5. Edward is -late- his twin Fernando since Fernando was born first. >> Edward is older his twin Fernando since Fernando was born first.