HomeGrammarComparatives & Superlatives ExercisesComparatives & Superlatives Dictation: More and Less with Longer Adjectives
Comparatives & Superlatives Dictation: More and Less with Longer Adjectives
A2 Level
English Exercises is teacher-led by Charlie. About the teacher · How content is made
Catch more or less before the adjective. That little word tells you which way the comparison goes, so it deserves a clear second listen if you are unsure. The adjective itself stays the same in these phrases. Sometimes the speaker names the other thing with than; sometimes the situation makes it clear. You do not need to add an extra comparison. Keep all the words you hear, including any time or weather detail that explains why something feels different.
Continue Practising
Continue practising with these related exercises
Short Adjective Comparatives
DictationEasy
Practise common er comparatives with clear everyday contrasts.
10 sentences
Practise now
Everyday Superlatives
DictationEasy
Identify the highest or lowest member of a familiar group.
10 sentences
Practise now
Equal and Unequal Comparisons
DictationMedium
Practise as as and not as as structures for equal and unequal qualities.
10 sentences
Practise now
Degree and Changing Comparisons
DictationMedium
Use degree words and paired comparatives to describe differences and change.
10 sentences
Practise now
More Topic Practice
Return to the topic collection for more exercises.
Practise now