Put the adjectives in the correct form
1 when we win a game , we are (happy) people in the world
2 yesterday it was ( difficult ) match of all
3 my friend is (tall) than me ,so he plays basketball (good) than me
4 john is (good ) player in our team
5 for me its (interesting) to play football myself than to watch it on TV
6 this season our team is playing ( bad ) than last year
7 windsurfing is one of (dynamic) sports
8 karate is ( popular) of the japanese martial arts
9 it is (difficult) to get up after falling down in ice skating than it is with roller blading . Also ice skating is (slippery) than roller blading.
10 who are (famous) female tennis players ever?

When we win a game, we are the happiest people in the world.
(Here, we use the superlative form "the happiest" because we are comparing ourselves to all people in the world.)

Yesterday it was the most difficult match of all.
(The superlative "the most difficult" is used to indicate that it was the most difficult match out of all matches.)

My friend is taller than me, so he plays basketball better than me.
(Here, "taller" is the comparative form of "tall," and "better" is the comparative form of "good," used to compare performance in basketball.)

John is the best player in our team.
("The best" is the superlative form of "good," indicating that John is the top player in the team.)

For me, it's more interesting to play football myself than to watch it on TV.
("More interesting" is used for comparatives with adjectives that have more than one syllable, like "interesting.")

This season, our team is playing worse than last year.
("Worse" is the comparative form of "bad," used to compare the performance of the team in two different seasons.)

Windsurfing is one of the most dynamic sports.
("The most dynamic" is the superlative form of "dynamic," comparing windsurfing to other sports.)

Karate is the most popular of the Japanese martial arts.
("The most popular" is the superlative form of "popular," used to say that karate is the most well-known among Japanese martial arts.)

It is more difficult to get up after falling down in ice skating than it is with rollerblading. Also, ice skating is slipperier than rollerblading.
("More difficult" is used as the comparative form for "difficult," and "slipperier" is the comparative form of "slippery.")

Who are the most famous female tennis players ever?
("The most famous" is the superlative form of "famous," indicating the most renowned female tennis players throughout history.)