Irregular verbs. Comparatives

Put the words in brackets into the past simple.

I ………………………… (see) a lot of people walking their dogs in the park last weekend.

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………………………… (Jack/buy) a kitten yesterday?

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We ………………………… (not/watch) the programme about the rainforest last night

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I ………………………… (walk) to the vet to collect my cat yesterday

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1. My rabbit     (eat) three carrots this morning for his breakfast!

2. We              (not/have) time to see the lions at the zoo last Sunday.

3. A:                   (your dad/make) a new house for your rabbit last week?

   B: No, he        

Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative.

Fred’s dog is ………………………… (heavy) than his rabbit.

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Horses are ………………………… (big) than sheep.

Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative.

My canary is a ………………………… (good) singer than my parrot.

Put the adjectives in brackets into the superlative.

Tigers are ………………………… (large) cats in the world.

Put the adjectives in brackets into the superlative.

Sharks are ………………………… (dangerous) animals in the sea.

Put the adjectives in brackets into the superlative.

A tortoise is probably …………………… (bad) pet of all.

Put the words in brackets into the past simple and the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative.

1. Mary     (be) the                (beautiful) girl in the class.

2. Yesterday, Jane’s mum       (drive) us to          (good) zoo in our town.

3. I         (think) that he was         (smart) than Peter.

4. Fred’s dog       (sleep) next to             (high) tree in the park.

5. I      (know) the poem        (good) than you.