Vocabulary

3. A word indicating the most extreme or highest degree, often ending in '-est' or using 'most'
5. A word used to indicate the lowest degree in a superlative structure.
9. Structure Used to compare two items, often ending in “-er” or using “more.
12. The tense used in the “if” clause of zero conditional

1. The tense used in the main clause of a first conditional.
2. A word used to indicate a smaller degree in a comparative structure.
4. The article used before singular, countable nouns starting with a vowel sound when the noun is not specific.
6. A word used to compare two things in a comparative structure.
7. The auxiliary verb typically used in the main clause of a first conditional.
8. The tense, structure, or mood to refer to general truths or habits
10. A word used to modify and specify the highest degree of a quality.
11. The word used in comparative structures when you want to indicate similarity
13. added to short adjectives to form the superlative