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Superlative Media
Change each adjective to its superlative form, e.g. the most famous. Then complete each
sentence with your opinion.
Music
1. The more famous (famous) band is
the Beatles
2. The more relaxed (relaxing) music is
background music
3. The most exciting (exciting) music is
the romantic
4. The best (good) singer is
Michel Jackson
5. The worst (bad) pop group is
one direction
6. The most interesting (interesting) decade for music is/was
the 90s
7. The greater (great) pop group in the world is
panic at the disco
TV and the Internet
1. The best (good) TV series is
friends
2. The worst (bad) TV series at the moment is
greys anatomy
3. The funniest (funny) comedy on TV is
the big bang theory
4. The best (good) news website is
go daddy
5. The most popular (popular) social networking website is
Instagram
6. The most popular (popular) email is
Hotmail
7. The most interesting (interesting) website is
YouTube
Cinema
1. The best (good) film I’ve seen this year is
spiderman
2. The worst (bad) film I’ve ever seen is
neither
3. The saddest (sad) film I’ve ever seen is
coco
4. The most exciting (exciting) film I’ve ever seen is
the wolf of wall street
5. The most talented (talented) film director is
Quentin tarantino
6. The most attractive (attractive) actor or actress is
scarlet Johansson
7. The best (good) young actor or actress is
Timothe chalamet
Now, work in a small group of three or four. Take it in turns to tell the group your opinion,
e.g. I think the most famous band is Maroon 5.
It's famous but I don't think it's the most famous although on second thought it has many well-
known songs and almost all of them are viral
Practice agreeing or disagreeing with your group members based on what you have written.
Useful language: Agreeing – I agree. / I think so too. / That's true. / Absolutely. / Exactly.
Disagreeing – I don't think so. / I'm afraid I disagree. / I beg to differ.
Questions – Who do you think is the most famous band?
