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Comparison Of Adjectives Exercise

March 13, 2022 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an adjective of the appropriate degree of comparison.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1These apples are ............... than those apples.
Wrong!
Use the comparative form "sweeter" before "than" to compare two groups of apples.
2She is ............... than him.
Wrong!
Use the comparative form "cleverer" before "than" to compare two people.
3You are not as ............... as him.
Wrong!
Use the positive adjective "intelligent" in the pattern "not as... as".
4It was the ............... day of my life.
Wrong!
Use the superlative form "saddest" after "the" to mean the most sad.
5Merlin is as ............... as her siblings.
Wrong!
Use the positive adjective "rich" in the pattern "as... as".
6She is ............... than her sisters.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "kinder" and "more kind" are acceptable comparative forms of "kind" before "than".
7That was the ............... thing to do.
Wrong!
Use the superlative form "stupidest" after "the" to mean the most stupid.
8She can run ............... than me.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adverb "faster" before "than" to compare running speed.
9Iron is ............... than copper.
Wrong!
Use the comparative form "more useful" because "useful" normally takes "more".
10I am ............... than my sisters.
Wrong!
Use the comparative form "shorter" before "than" to compare heights.
11Which is the ............... metal?
Wrong!
Use the superlative form "most useful" after "the" to ask about one metal in a group.
12He is the ............... of the four brothers.
Wrong!
Use the superlative form "youngest" after "the" to compare one brother with the whole group.

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  1. These apples are sweeter than those apples.
  2. She is cleverer than him.
  3. You are not as intelligent as him.
  4. It was the saddest day of my life.
  5. Merlin is as rich as her siblings.
  6. She is kinder / more kind than her sisters.
  7. That was the stupidest thing to do.
  8. She can run faster than me.
  9. Iron is more useful than copper.
  10. I am shorter than my sisters.
  11. Which is the most useful metal?
  12. He is the youngest of the four brothers.

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