AQA · German · 8662
GCSE German: Adjectival phrases (Higher tier)
Grammar · AQA GCSE German (8662), specification point 3.2.2.3. Cards are generated from the exam board's own specification for "Adjectival phrases", and every card links back to the page it came from. Specification © AQA — used with attribution.
12 flashcards · Free to study · No account needed
Sign in and GCSE Zone remembers what you know: cards you have nailed drop out of your study until they are due again.
Study this deck
Preparing your cards…
All questions and answers
Read through the full deck, or practise recalling each answer above.
What is the superlative of the German adjective 'gut'?
Show answer
der/die/das beste (before a noun); am besten (after the noun/verb). It is irregular.
What is the superlative of the German adjective 'hoch'?
Show answer
der/die/das höchste; am höchsten. It is irregular (note the -ch- returns in the superlative).
The superlative of the German adverb 'gern' is ?.
Show answer
am liebsten
What is the superlative of the German adjective 'viel'?
Show answer
der/die/das meiste; am meisten. It is irregular.
What is the superlative of the German adjective 'nah'?
Show answer
der/die/das nächste; am nächsten. It is irregular.
How is a German superlative formed before a noun (e.g. 'the fastest car')?
Show answer
Definite article + adjective + -ste (with adjective ending): das schnellste Auto.
How is a German superlative formed after the noun or verb (e.g. 'Anna runs fastest')?
Show answer
am + adjective + -sten: Anna läuft am schnellsten.
What do German superlatives of adjectives ending in -d, -t, -s, -ß, -sch, -x or -z add before -st?
Show answer
An extra -e, e.g. laut → am lautesten, heiß → am heißesten.
The comparative of the German adjective 'teuer' is ?.
Show answer
teurer
What is the comparative of the German adjective 'dunkel'?
Show answer
dunkler — the -e- of the stem is dropped.
What is the comparative of the German adjective 'groß'?
Show answer
größer — the stem vowel takes an umlaut.
In AQA GCSE German, are comparative spelling changes like teuer → teurer individually credit-bearing?
Show answer
Yes, normally — unlike the extra -e in superlatives (e.g. lauteste), which is not normally credit-bearing.
Want to create your own cards? Create a free account. AI generation uses credits.