Level: Advanced. Focus: Confusing comparatives and superlatives, including double comparatives, superlatives with ever, and comparison structures with than, as, and the.
Confusing Comparatives and Superlatives Exercise
- A2
Tricky Passive Structures with Reporting Verbs Exercise
- C1
Level C1. Focus on passive reporting structures such as it is said that, be reported to, be thought to have, and similar patterns. Exactly two questions have two correct options.
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