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Degrees Of Comparison Exercise

August 1, 2019 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an adjective or adverb of the appropriate degree.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1You should do things ............... carefully.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adverb "more" to mean that someone should do things with greater care.
2That was the ............... sensible thing to do.
Wrong!
Use the superlative form "most" after "the" to describe the best choice among all possible actions.
3Who is the ............... boy in the class?
Wrong!
Use the superlative adjective "tallest" after "the" when comparing one person with everyone in a group.
4I was not at all ...............
Wrong!
Use the positive adjective "amused" because the sentence does not compare anyone or anything.
5The bride smiled ............... at the guests.
Wrong!
Use the positive adverb "warmly" because the sentence does not make a comparison.
6When I met her yesterday, she looked ............... than before.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adjective "healthier" before "than" to compare her with her earlier condition.
7Write ............... legibly.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adverb "more" when asking someone to write with greater legibility.
8That was the ............... day of my life.
Wrong!
Use the superlative adjective "happiest" after "the" to describe one day above all others.
9I earned much ............... today than yesterday.
Wrong!
Use the comparative determiner "less" with "than" to compare today's earnings with yesterday's.
10I have ............... respect for dishonest people.
Wrong!
Use the positive determiner "little" because the sentence does not compare degrees of respect.
11She works ............... than anybody I know.
Wrong!
Use the comparative adverb "harder" before "than" to compare her work with other people's work.
12I am the ............... singer in my family.
Wrong!
Use the superlative adjective "worst" after "the" to compare yourself with everyone in your family.
Done.
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Answers

  1. You should do things more carefully.
  2. That was the most sensible thing to do.
  3. Who is the tallest boy in the class?
  4. I was not at all amused
  5. The bride smiled warmly at the guests.
  6. When I met her yesterday, she looked healthier than before.
  7. Write more legibly.
  8. That was the happiest day of my life.
  9. I earned much less today than yesterday.
  10. I have little respect for dishonest people.
  11. She works harder than anybody I know.
  12. I am the worst singer in my family.
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