Find the hidden adjectives in these sentences. There are comparative and superlative forms. Write them in the lists. 1 Buy yourself a stereo! 2 Don't be stupid! 3 When ice starts to melt, it forms water. 4 Our friends from Oslo were staying here. 5 Is your uncle a nervous man? 6 Carol destroyed her brother's computer game. 7 Ring me tomorrow or send an email. 8 If you're tired, have a siesta.

Comparative Adjectives:

• stupid (from sentence 2)


• nervous (from sentence 5)


• tired (from sentence 8)

Superlative Adjectives:

• No superlative adjectives are present in the given sentences.

Note: The word 'faster' was provided in the image under the 'Comparative' column. However, it does not appear in any of the sentences numbered 1 through 8. If it was intended to be related to one of the sentences, further clarification would be needed. Based solely on the provided sentences, 'stupid', 'nervous', and 'tired' are the adjectives that fit the description of being 'hidden' within the context of comparative/superlative forms (though they are presented here as base adjectives in the sentences, and the exercise implies finding comparative/superlative forms of *other* adjectives within the sentences if they exist).