As you all know, adjectives are used to describe nouns. English as well as German adjective degrees are used to make comparisons (superiority or inferiority).
Comparative adjectives represent the second highest degree of comparison, whereas superlative adjectives represent the highest degree of comparison.
German Grammar Exercises
German Comparative and Superlative Adjectives practice
Take the following quiz to test your knowledge on degrees of adjectives in German.
Max ist ______ ______ Läufer.
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Mein Cousin Joe ist ______ ______ sein Bruder.
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Unsere neuen Nachbarn sind genauso ______ ______ die alten.
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Von allen Büchern, die ich gelesen habe, ist dieses Buch ______ ______.
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Das Gästezimmer ist fast so ______ ______ das Wohnzimmer.
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Ihr ______ Bruder isst viel Gemüse.
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Meine Schwiegereltern sind ______ ______ Leute, die ich kenne.
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Der Park ist ______ ______ der Garten.
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Trinken Sie ______ ______ Tee oder Kaffee?
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Der Film war nicht so ______ ______ das Buch.
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Degrees of Adjectives in German
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Go through our Adjective Degrees in German lesson to revise the topic.
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Check out our lesson on German adjective endings as those rules are applicable to the comparatives and superlatives as well.
