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Comparison of Adjectives Exercise

April 9, 2021 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate positive, comparative or superlative adjective.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1This is ............... than that.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adjective "better" before "than."
2She is ............... than you.
Wrong!
Use "more intelligent" to compare two people.
3He is the ............... boy in the class.
Wrong!
Use the superlative "cleverest" after "the" to compare one boy with the whole class.
4These days, I am ............... than I used to be.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adjective "happier" before "than."
5This is ............... than that.
Wrong!
Use the regular comparative form "brighter" for the adjective "bright."
6He is the ............... man in my village.
Wrong!
Use the superlative "oldest" after "the" to compare one man with everyone in the village.
7She earns ............... than me.
Wrong!
Use "more" before "than" to compare amounts.
8She looks ............... than she is.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adjective "younger" before "than."
9This is as ............... as that.
Wrong!
Use the base adjective "good" in the structure "as... as."
10You are no ............... than him.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adjective "wiser" before "than."
11It is no ............... crying over spilt milk.
Wrong!
Use the fixed expression "It is no good" + -ing, meaning it is useless to do something.
12How is your grandmother today? Is she any ...............?
Wrong!
Use "better" when asking if someone's condition has improved.

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  1. This is better than that.
  2. She is more intelligent than you.
  3. He is the cleverest boy in the class.
  4. These days, I am happier than I used to be.
  5. This is brighter than that.
  6. He is the oldest man in my village.
  7. She earns more than me.
  8. She looks younger than she is.
  9. This is as good as that.
  10. You are no wiser than him.
  11. It is no good crying over spilt milk.
  12. How is your grandmother today? Is she any better?

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