🎮 Bigger or the Biggest?
big, bigger and the biggest — the number of things decides
📖 About this game
A game about comparatives and superlatives, the Grammar in Action pages of Unit 2. The things are shown countable: one takes the plain adjective, two take -er and than, three or more take the with -est. The number of things is what decides the form, so the child sees the rule in the picture before reading it. Every adjective is measurable — big, fast, tall — never a matter of taste, because a subjective adjective would turn the ordering of the pictures into an opinion rather than an answer. No sign-up.
🕹️ How to play
- Count the things shown on the card.
- One? Plain adjective. Two? -er and than. Three? the with -est.
- Tap the right form and watch the sentence complete.
- One tap per question, so the score measures what you really know.
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