Exercise Identifying Correct Comparisons Underline the correct form of the comparison in parentheses to complete each sentence. Then write on the line whether it is comparative or superlative. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. I like swimming in lakes (better, best) than in rivers. I can swim (longer, longest) distances in a lake than in a river. The (bigger, biggest) drawback to lake swimming is that the water is usually cold. The (more, most) fun I had this summer was going to Lake Michigan with my friend. It was the (hotter, hottest) day of the year, so the cold water felt good. My friend is a (stronger, strongest) swimmer than I am, but I managed to keep up. We also went waterskiing, but I find swimming (more, most) entertaining. Still, the boat we were on was the (greater, greatest) I have ever seen. We went (faster, fastest) than I have ever gone before. The waves were the (higher, highest) I have ever waterskied over​