¿Cómo decir que un lugar es más tranquilo que otro? ¿O quién es el más amable de la familia? Todo esto son grados de comparación de los adjetivos. No solo permiten describir, sino también comparar: personas, cosas, fenómenos, sentimientos. Y si quieres hablar inglés de forma interesante y precisa, sin limitarte a monosílabos, no puedes prescindir de ellos.
En inglés hay tres grados de comparación de los adjetivos: positivo (forma normal), comparativo y superlativo.
Por ejemplo: fast → faster → the fastest beautiful → more beautiful → the most beautiful
En esta página encontrarás ejercicios útiles y variados sobre los grados de comparación de los adjetivos, desde tareas sencillas hasta tests. Los ejercicios son adecuados para:
- aquellos que están empezando a familiarizarse con el tema;
- aquellos que se confunden con las reglas y quieren consolidarlas;
- y todos aquellos que quieren hablar inglés de forma viva y no aburrida.
Trabaja con las tareas, comprueba las respuestas y perfecciona la habilidad hasta que se convierta en algo automático. ¡Empecemos!
Ejercicio 1: Inserta la forma adecuada del adjetivo
En cada frase falta un adjetivo. Tu tarea es insertarlo en el grado adecuado: positivo, comparativo o superlativo.
Ejemplo: This book is ___ (interesting) than the last one. → more interesting
Ejercicio 2: Forma oraciones con grados de comparación
Coloca las palabras en el orden correcto para formar oraciones gramaticalmente correctas en presente simple utilizando el grado comparativo o superlativo de los adjetivos.
Ejemplo: (ever / the / I / movie / best / saw) → The best movie I ever saw.
- (is / this / than / cheaper / phone / that / one)
- (my / the / in / fastest / is / car / town)
- (is / today / than / it / yesterday / warmer)
- (subject / English / than / more / is / history / interesting)
- (was / the / trip / amazing / most / ever)
- (your / house / bigger / is / mine / than)
- (I / the / had / luckiest / day / ever)
- (road / this / dangerous / more / is / than / that)
- (is / the / tallest / player / team / our / in)
- (restaurant / expensive / than / that / more / is / this)
- (movie / better / the / was / than / expected / I)
- (person / kindest / the / he / know / I / is)
- (this / easier / looks / test / than / the / last)
- (he / stronger / is / his / than / brother)
- (book / interesting / most / the / is / this / shelf / on / the)
✅ Las respuestas a todas las tareas se encuentran al final de la página.
Ejercicio 3: Elige la forma correcta (comparativo / superlativo)
Elige la opción correcta que encaje gramatical y lógicamente en el contexto. Presta atención a las terminaciones -er / -est y a las construcciones con more / most.
Ejercicio 4: Corrija los errores en las oraciones
Hay un error en cada oración. Su tarea es encontrarlo y escribir la versión correcta. Este ejercicio le ayudará a consolidar las reglas de formación del grado comparativo y superlativo.
Ejemplo: She is more taller than me. → She is taller than me.
- This car is more faster than mine.
- It was the baddest day of my life.
- My sister is most kind than my brother.
- That was the most funniest moment ever.
- Is this phone expensiver than the other one?
- He is the tall boy in our class.
- This exercise is difficulter than the last one.
- Today is the more cold day of the week.
- Your dress is more beautifuler than hers.
- That street is narrowest than ours.
- He told the most boringer story ever.
- I think math is the easier subject.
- This is more cheap than I expected.
- Who is the strong in your team?
- This was the most worse dinner ever.
✅ Las respuestas a todas las tareas se encuentran al final de la página.
Ejercicio 5: Construye oraciones comparativas y superlativas
A continuación se proporciona un adjetivo y una pista (el tema de la oración). Tu tarea:
Primero, construye una oración con el comparativo (grado comparativo).
Luego, construye una oración con el superlativo (grado superlativo).
Ejemplo:
Adjetivo: alto
Tema: alumnos de la clase
→ He is taller than the other students.
→ He is the tallest student in the class.
- small (habitaciones en la casa)
- fast (coches)
- old (edificios en la ciudad)
- easy (ejercicios de inglés)
- funny (chistes en la fiesta)
- expensive (hoteles en la costa)
- cold (días en diciembre)
- happy (personas en el equipo)
- strong (atletas en la competición)
- good (restaurantes en el centro)
- busy (días de la semana)
- difficult (exámenes en la universidad)
- bad (clima en noviembre)
- clean (habitaciones en el hotel)
- beautiful (lugares donde has estado)
✅ Las respuestas a todas las tareas se encuentran al final de la página.
Respuestas
Ejercicio 1
- colder
- smartest
- bigger
- worst
- friendlier
- more comfortable
- taller
- best
- faster
- happier
- longest
- more expensive
- easier
- cleaner
- funniest
Ejercicio 2
- This phone is cheaper than that one.
- My car is the fastest in town.
- It is warmer today than yesterday.
- English is more interesting than history.
- The trip was the most amazing ever.
- Your house is bigger than mine.
- I had the luckiest day ever.
- This road is more dangerous than that.
- He is the tallest player in our team.
- This restaurant is more expensive than that.
- The movie was better than I expected.
- He is the kindest person I know.
- This test looks easier than the last.
- He is stronger than his brother.
- This is the most interesting book on the shelf.
Ejercicio 3
- more comfortable
- smartest
- lazier
- best
- more interesting
- faster
- worse
- most exciting
- better
- most delicious
- bigger
- kindest
- busier
- narrower
- funniest
Ejercicio 4
- This car is faster than mine.
- It was the worst day of my life.
- My sister is kinder than my brother.
- That was the funniest moment ever.
- Is this phone more expensive than the other one?
- He is the tallest boy in our class.
- This exercise is more difficult than the last one.
- Today is the coldest day of the week.
- Your dress is more beautiful than hers.
- That street is narrower than ours.
- He told the most boring story ever.
- I think math is the easiest subject.
- This is cheaper than I expected.
- Who is the strongest in your team?
- This was the worst dinner ever.
Ejercicio 5
- This room is smaller than the others. / It’s the smallest room in the house.
- This car is faster than that one. / It’s the fastest car I’ve ever driven.
- That building is older than the library. / It’s the oldest building in the city.
- This exercise is easier than the previous one. / It’s the easiest exercise in the book.
- His joke was funnier than mine. / It was the funniest joke at the party.
- This hotel is more expensive than the others. / It’s the most expensive hotel on the beach.
- Today is colder than yesterday. / It’s the coldest day this month.
- She is happier than usual. / She’s the happiest person on the team.
- He is stronger than most of the athletes. / He’s the strongest in the competition.
- This is better than that place. / It’s the best restaurant downtown.
- Monday is busier than Tuesday. / It’s the busiest day of the week.
- This exam is more difficult than the last one. / It’s the most difficult exam in the course.
- The weather today is worse than yesterday. / November had the worst weather of all.
- Your room is cleaner than mine. / It’s the cleanest room in the hotel.
- This place is more beautiful than the last one. / It’s the most beautiful place I’ve ever been.