Quick Review: Comparatives & Relative Clauses
Two more A2 tools you’ll lean on heavily in B1.
Notice
- This city is bigger than my hometown. (comparative)
- It is the most expensive restaurant in town. (superlative)
- The woman who lives next door is a doctor. (relative clause)
Rule
Comparatives (-er / more) and superlatives (-est / most) compare things. A relative clause with who, which, or that adds essential information about a noun without starting a new sentence.
Practice
- This exercise is ___ (easy) than the last one.
Answer: easier - That was ___ (bad) film I have ever seen.
Answer: the worst - The man ___ called yesterday left no message.
Answer: who - I bought a phone ___ has a great camera.
Answer: which/that - She is ___ (friendly) person in the office.
Answer: the most friendly / the friendliest
Connect
Practise spotting these forms inside real reading passages.
CEFR: Sets up B1 Module 6, where relative clauses expand to non-defining forms (whose, where, and extra detail).
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