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Degrees of Comparison Exercise

December 11, 2023 A2pdf

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1This is ............... birthday gift I have ever had.
Wrong!
Use "the best" as the superlative form before a singular noun in this sentence.
2You are old enough to know ...............
Wrong!
The fixed expression is "better" in "old enough to know better."
3No other woman in the village is ............... than her.
Wrong!
Use "richer" before "than" to make a comparative sentence.
4Apples are not ............... as oranges.
Wrong!
Use "as cheap" in the negative comparison pattern "not as... as."
5He is ............... than stupid.
Wrong!
Use "more lazy" when comparing two qualities of the same person.
6The elephant is ............... land animal.
Wrong!
Use "the biggest" as the superlative form of the short adjective "big."
7She is not as intelligent ............... I am.
Wrong!
Use "as" to complete the comparison pattern "not as... as."
8It took ............... than expected.
Wrong!
Use "longer" before "than" to make a comparative sentence.
9The doctor advised him to use ............... oil for cooking.
Wrong!
Use "less" as the comparative form with the uncountable noun "oil."
10He is ............... than his brother.
Wrong!
Use "less successful" before "than" to compare the two brothers.
11No other continent is ............... Africa.
Wrong!
Use "as hot as" after "No other" to show that Africa is the hottest continent.
12Which is ............... snake in the world?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "the deadliest" and "the most deadly" are correct superlative forms here.

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  1. This is the best birthday gift I have ever had.
  2. You are old enough to know better
  3. No other woman in the village is richer than her.
  4. Apples are not as cheap as oranges.
  5. He is more lazy than stupid.
  6. The elephant is the biggest land animal.
  7. She is not as intelligent as I am.
  8. It took longer than expected.
  9. The doctor advised him to use less oil for cooking.
  10. He is less successful than his brother.
  11. No other continent is as hot as Africa.
  12. Which is the deadliest / the most deadly snake in the world?

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