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Degrees Of Comparison Exercise

June 13, 2022 A2pdf

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

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Milk is not as ............... as honey.
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We use the positive adjective "sweet" in the structure "not as... as".
2My niece is ............... than me.
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The comparative form of "old" is "older" before "than".
3You performed well, but she performed even ...............
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The comparative form of "well" is "better".
4She was much ............... than her husband.
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The comparative form "younger" is used before "than".
5We are not as ............... as they are.
Wrong!
We use the positive adjective "wealthy" in the structure "not as... as".
6Solomon was ............... of all men.
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The superlative form needs "the wisest" when comparing one person with a whole group.
7James works ............... than his brother.
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The comparative adverb "harder" is used before "than".
8It was ............... day of my life.
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The superlative phrase "the most unforgettable" is used before a singular noun in this comparison.
9He is ............... than his colleagues.
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The comparative form of "efficient" is "more efficient".
10He is ............... than his brothers.
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The comparative form of "courageous" is "more courageous".
11My new apartment is ............... than the old one.
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The comparative form of "spacious" is "more spacious".
12The exam was ............... than I thought.
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The comparative form of "tough" is "tougher".

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  1. Milk is not as sweet as honey.
  2. My niece is older than me.
  3. You performed well, but she performed even better.
  4. She was much younger than her husband.
  5. We are not as wealthy as they are.
  6. Solomon was the wisest of all men.
  7. James works harder than his brother.
  8. It was the most unforgettable day of my life.
  9. He is more efficient than his colleagues.
  10. He is more courageous than his brothers.
  11. My new apartment is more spacious than the old one.
  12. The exam was tougher than I thought.

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