Hanganyag

1. rész

◆ big, bigger, the biggest 
This is a big opportunity. 
His car is bigger than his wife's. 
Whales are the biggest animals in the world. 
◆ small, smaller, the smallest 
They live in a small but lovely apartment. 
A mouse is much smaller than a rat. 
This is the smallest room in this building. 
◆ fast, faster, the fastest 
Sports cars are incredibly fast. 
Are you a faster runner than your brother? 
What is the fastest animal on earth? 
◆ slow, slower, the slowest 
Snails are terribly slow. 
Are trains usually slower than coaches? 
He has the slowest computer in the universe. 
◆ good, better, the best 
It's always a good idea to help others. 
Your English is getting better and better. 
Is she the best singer of the century? 
◆ bad, worse, the worst 
He's pretty bad at math. 
I can't think of anything worse. 
This is probably the worst joke in the world. 
◆ hard, harder, the hardest 
Learning to ride a bike isn't hard at all. 
Glass is a harder material than iron. 
Is Hungarian the hardest language to learn? 
◆ soft, softer, the softest 
Soft drinks usually contain a lot of sugar. 
This shampoo helps make your hair softer. 
Give me your softest pillows, please. 
◆ high, higher, the highest 
This wall is too high for us to climb. 
Can you turn the volume higher? 
Mount Everest is the highest point of Earth. 
◆ low, lower, the lowest 
That fence looks a little too low. 
The battery level is lower than ever. 
We have the lowest temperatures in January. 
◆ long, longer, the longest 
Do normally you enjoy long car rides? 
We prefer longer vacations. 
The longest railway line is in Siberia, Russia. 
◆ short, shorter, the shortest 
Don't you think your shorts are too short? 
Today's breaks are shorter than yesterday's. 
I'm sure this is the shortest movie in history. 
◆ new, newer, the newest 
Sometimes new buildings look terrible. 
We need a newer computer for this task. 
She buys the newest model every year. 
◆ old, older, the oldest 
They love to walk around old neighborhoods. 
His car is even older than mine. 
The oldest language in the world is Sanskrit. 
◆ nice, nicer, the nicest 
It's nice of them to take us home. 
They are usually nicer to us than to you. 
That's the nicest place in the whole city. 
◆ awful, more awful, the most awful 
What's this awful smell? 
The dessert's even more awful than the soup. 
She has the most awful pronunciation. 
◆ thick, thicker, the thickest 
Do you think the ice is thick enough? 
We need thicker ropes. 
The whale shark has the thickest skin. 
◆ thin, thinner, the thinnest 
There's a thin line between love and hate. 
Why are girls usually thinner than boys? 
Show me your thinnest brush, please. 
◆ warm, warmer, the warmest 
How often do you have warm meals? 
Let's go to a warmer country next time. 
Which is the warmest color out of these? 
◆ cold, colder, the coldest 
It never snows when the air is too cold. 
The weather is turning colder and colder. 
January is usually the coldest month. 

2. rész

◆ cheap, cheaper, the cheapest 
Ramen is cheap, but not really healthy. 
She is looking for a cheaper place to rent. 
You can find the cheapest plane tickets here. 
◆ expensive, more expensive, the most expensive 
That restaurant is too expensive for us. 
He can afford to buy a more expensive car. 
How much is your most expensive ring? 
◆ deep, deeper, the deepest 
How deep is that swimming pool? 
The deeper you go, the darker it gets. 
Is this the deepest lake in this county? 
◆ shallow, shallower, the shallowest 
It's easier to catch fish in shallow water. 
The kids' pool is shallower than the other one. 
We must find the shallowest part of the river. 
◆ easy, easier, the easiest 
The exam is likely to be extremely easy. 
It's easier to lose weight if you also work out. 
The theory is the easiest part of the task. 
◆ difficult, more difficult, the most difficult 
Why is it so difficult to solve the Rubik's cube? 
This test seems much more difficult. 
He has to make his most difficult decision. 
◆ healthy, healthier, the healthiest 
Eating fruit and vegetables is very healthy. 
You should switch to a healthier diet. 
It's the healthiest to drink mineral water. 
◆ unhealthy, unhealthier, the unhealthiest 
It's unhealthy if you don't sleep enough. 
Is drinking beer unhealthier than smoking? 
What is the unhealthiest habit? 
◆ bright, brighter, the brightest 
Look, it's already bright outside. 
One of them is brighter than the others. 
Polaris is not the brightest star in the sky. 
◆ dark, darker, the darkest 
Nights are long and dark in winter. 
My wife prefers darker shades. 
He already knows your darkest secret. 
◆ light, lighter, the lightest 
Let's have a light breakfast together. 
Is 1 kg of feather lighter than 1 kg of lead? 
How much is their lightest laptop? 
◆ heavy, heavier, the heaviest 
Her bike is not as heavy as yours. 
Electric cars are heavier than regular cars. 
My backpack is the heaviest of all. 
◆ natural, more natural, the most natural 
This is a perfectly natural phenomenon. 
They are following a more natural diet. 
This is the most natural soap in our shop. 
◆ artificial, more artificial, the most artificial 
Esperanto is a well-known artificial language. 
Do you think those are artificial flowers? 
Fast food contains artificial additives. 
◆ real, realer, the realest 
I don't think that is her real problem. 
You can't pronounce his real name. 
Those flowers don't look real to me. 
◆ fake, faker, the fakest 
Spies always use fake names in movies. 
Her smile is as fake as her diamond necklace. 
You can buy fake medicines on the internet. 
◆ safe, safer, the safest 
It's safe to say that the pandemic is over. 
Helmets are safer when you wear them. 
The safest place on Earth is Iceland. 
◆ dangerous, more dangerous, the most dangerous 
Is it dangerous to go skydiving? 
It's more dangerous to smoke than you think. 
The world's most dangerous city is in Mexico. 
◆ wide, wider, the widest 
There is a wide gap between the two walls. 
Your vocabulary can always be wider. 
The widest avenue in the world has 16 lanes. 
◆ narrow, narrower, the narrowest 
There are narrow streets in the old town. 
Our boat is much narrower than theirs. 
Chile is the longest and narrowest country. 

3. rész

◆ alive, more alive, the most alive 
I'm not sure whether it's still alive. 
She is feeling more alive than ever. 
He feels the most alive while he's climbing. 
◆ dead 
That tree looks totally dead. 
I can't call him because my battery's dead. 
Unfortunately, the computer seems dead. 
◆ happy, happier, the happiest 
Only you can make her so happy. 
They seem happier now than last time. 
She's the happiest person in her family. 
◆ sad, sadder, the saddest 
Do you also like listening to sad songs? 
And the movie gets even sadder from here. 
This is probably the saddest day of his life. 
◆ healthy, more healthy, the most healthy 
Stay healthy if you want to live long. 
Her mother is more healthy than her uncle. 
Athletes are usually the healthiest people. 
◆ ill, iller, the illest 
I truly hate being ill. 
She's not feeling as ill today as yesterday. 
It's easy to fall ill when you are exhausted. 
◆ kind, kinder, the kindest 
It's really kind of you to take me home. 
German children are always kinder. 
This is the kindest gift ever. 
◆ rude, ruder, the rudest 
Don't be so rude to others, will you? 
He is ruder than most of his colleagues. 
This is the rudest thing you can possibly say. 
◆ rich, richer, the richest 
Almost everybody would like to be rich. 
The rich keep getting richer. 
The richest people usually don't pay taxes. 
◆ poor, poorer, the poorest 
Poor communication can lead to conflicts. 
The service is poorer here than elsewhere. 
The poorest people tend to die early. 
◆ slim, slimmer, the slimmest 
My friend is slim although she eats a lot. 
Most women want to be slimmer. 
He doesn't like the slimmest fashion models. 
◆ fat, fatter, the fattest 
Their dog is too fat to run. 
The fatter you get, the worse you feel. 
The fattest people can't get out of bed alone. 
◆ smart, smarter, the smartest 
Smart devices are becoming really popular. 
He thinks that he is smarter than others. 
We need the smartest minds for this project. 
◆ stupid, stupider, the stupidest 
We can't make another stupid mistake. 
He is even stupider than you think. 
I think this is their stupidest idea ever. 
◆ strong, stronger, the strongest 
We must stay strong and focused. 
He is getting stronger and stronger. 
Who's the strongest guy in the gym? 
◆ weak, weaker, the weakest 
Can I have a weak coffee, please? 
He is much weaker now than before. 
Your direct colleague is the weakest link. 
◆ tall, taller, the tallest 
How can your children be so tall? 
She's looking for a taller boyfriend. 
The giraffe is the tallest animal on the planet. 
◆ short, shorter, the shortest 
Dwarves are extremely short creatures. 
She's a little shorter than her older sister. 
He is the shortest man in the office. 
◆ young, younger, the youngest 
Young people tend to do crazy things. 
My brother is 5 years younger than me. 
Are you the youngest in your family? 
◆ old, older, the oldest 
Her grandma is not as old as her grandpa. 
His older daughter is a talented artist. 
Who's the oldest member of your family? 

4. rész

◆ angry, angrier, the angriest 
Why are you still angry with them? 
My mom is angrier than usual. 
He is the angriest person in this room. 
◆ calm, calmer, the calmest 
We must try to stay calm. 
I feel calmer this week than last week. 
The calmest day of the week is Sunday. 
◆ beautiful, more beautiful, the most beautiful 
There are beautiful flowers in her garden. 
These paintings are even more beautiful. 
She's the most beautiful girl around here. 
◆ ugly, uglier, the ugliest 
Is his wife really that ugly? 
My scar is uglier than yours. 
The world's ugliest dog is actually really cute. 
◆ careful, more careful, the most careful 
He should be as careful as we are. 
Be more careful than last time. 
My uncle is the most careful person there. 
◆ careless, more careless, the most careless 
It is careless of her to talk to strangers. 
Is he more careless than his friends? 
I know the most careless driver in Hungary. 
◆ friendly, more friendly, the most friendly 
Maybe you are too friendly with everyone. 
They are becoming more and more friendly. 
He has the friendliest cats in the village. 
◆ unfriendly, more unfriendly, the most unfriendly 
Why is their daughter so unfriendly? 
He is more unfriendly than his brother. 
Your teacher is by far the most unfriendly. 
◆ guilty, more guilty, the most guilty 
I don't think they are guilty. 
He is more guilty than he seems. 
You should feel the most guilty. 
◆ innocent, more innocent, the most innocent 
He is as innocent as a newborn. 
You look more innocent than the others. 
I am the most innocent in this case. 
◆ hungry, hungrier, the hungriest 
Why is this boy so hungry? 
I'm just getting hungrier and hungrier. 
My son is always the hungriest of us. 
◆ thirsty, thirstier, the thirstiest 
That dog looks very thirsty. 
She is probably thirstier than me. 
Who is the thirstiest contestant? 
◆ lazy, lazier, the laziest 
She is just as lazy as anyone else. 
Are you lazier than your girlfriend? 
What is the laziest animal on the planet? 
◆ diligent, more diligent, the most diligent 
He is as diligent as his colleagues. 
I must be more diligent than everyone else. 
Are you the most diligent student here? 
◆ patient, more patient, the most patient 
Please, be patient until I come back. 
The more patient you are, the better. 
Who is the most patient person in your class? 
◆ impatient, more impatient, the most impatient 
I'm only impatient when I'm tired. 
Adults are usually more patient than children. 
The most impatient people never wait. 
◆ popular, more popular, the most popular 
The girl in this photo pretends to be popular. 
Are singers more popular than scientists? 
Who's the most popular celebrity in Hungary? 
◆ famous, more famous, the most famous 
Is she really a famous actress? 
He wants to be even more famous than you. 
Who is the most famous politician in history? 
◆ relaxed, more relaxed, the most relaxed 
That dog looks quite relaxed. 
Are you more relaxed now than yesterday? 
I feel the most relaxed when I'm in my bed. 
◆ tired, more tired, the most tired 
Do you often feel tired? 
It's no wonder she is more and more tired. 
She's usually the most tired of us all. 

5. rész

◆ correct, more correct, the most correct 
Is this the only correct answer? 
There isn't only one correct way to say it. 
I believe that she is correct. 
◆ incorrect, more incorrect, the most incorrect 
Is it politically incorrect to say waitress? 
This result is even more incorrect than that. 
What is the most incorrect way of studying? 
◆ funny, funnier, the funniest 
What's so funny about this story? 
I think I'm funnier than my brother. 
He's the funniest guy in our group of friends. 
◆ serious, more serious, the most serious 
This seems to be a serious problem. 
Let's watch a more serious movie. 
I want to ask you the most serious question. 
◆ outgoing, more outgoing, the most outgoing 
They have really outgoing personalities. 
You need to be more outgoing to date. 
She is the most outgoing of all my friends. 
◆ shy, more shy, the most shy 
Most little children are shy. 
He is more shy now than the last time. 
Who has the most shy teenage daughter? 
◆ regular, more regular, the most regular 
That is a regular secondary school. 
They need more regular payments. 
This is the most regular hand-drawn circle. 
◆ irregular, more irregular, the most irregular 
These stones have irregular shapes. 
Her heartbeat is more irregular now. 
What are the most irregular verbs in English? 
◆ right, righter, the rightest 
Sometimes it's hard to do the right thing. 
Are you quite sure you are right? 
I want to do this the right way. 
◆ wrong, wronger, the wrongest  
Is it wrong to kill a murderer? 
I hate to say this, but you are wrong. 
Their calculation seems to be wrong. 
◆ similar, more similar, the most similar 
These golf balls are too similar to each other. 
People are more similar than they think. 
They have the most similar interests. 
◆ different, more different, the most different 
Why do you need so many different pencils? 
They are more different in that way. 
The cars belong to the most different people. 
◆ special, more special, the most special 
Do you like to attend special occasions? 
Are they really more special than others? 
He thinks his wife is the most special woman. 
◆ normal, more normal, the most normal 
I think it's a perfectly normal phenomenon. 
Her life is more normal now than before. 
This is the most normal thing to happen. 
◆ specific, more specific, the most specific 
We need specific instructions from them. 
Could you be a little more specific? 
This is the most specific order you can get. 
◆ general, more general, the most general 
This is a quite general issue. 
She has a more general name, like Kate. 
These rules are the most general ones. 
◆ strange, stranger, the strangest 
Those clouds are quite strange. 
The birds' behavior is stranger than usual. 
We want to see the strangest phenomenon. 
◆ scary, scarier, the scariest 
Do you find this picture scary? 
Are clowns scarier than zombies? 
This is the scariest children's movie ever. 
◆ true, truer, the truest 
The news is true. 
She wants to find truer love than yours. 
He is his own wife's truest friend. 
◆ false, falser, the falsest 
This piece of information is false. 
Your arguments are even falser than hers. 
What is the falsest form of art?