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Comparative | Superlative |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| small | smaller | smallest |\n|  | louder |  |\n|  |  | dirtiest |\n|  | smellier |  |\n| tiny |  |  |\n|  |  | lightest |\n|  | rockier |  |\n| sharp |  |  |\n|  |  | deepest |\n| angry |  |  |\n\nIs the underlined word a normal adjective (“N”), comparative (“C”) or superlative (“S”)?  \n S  1. This is the coolest movie I have ever seen.  \n  2. Phil played the longest.  \n  3. Anita’s flowers are smaller than Mary’s.  \n  4. The suitcase is heavy.  \n  5. Your hair is shorter than before.  \nAnswers  \nComplete the chart.  \n\n| Normal Adjective | Comparative | Superlative |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| small | smaller | smallest |\n| loud | louder | loudest |\n| dirty | dirtier | dirtiest |\n| smelly | smellier | smelliest |\n| tiny | tinier | tiniest |\n| light | lighter | lightest |\n| rocky | rockier | rockiest |\n| sharp | sharper | sharpest |\n| deep | deeper | deepest |\n| angry | angrier | angriest |\n\nIs the underlined word a normal adjective (“N”), comparative (“C”) or superlative (“S”)?  \n S  1. This is the coolest movie I have ever seen.  \n S  2. Phil played the longest.  \n C  3. Anita’s flowers are smaller than Mary’s.  \n N  4. The suitcase is heavy.  \n C  5. 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