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Comparison with Superior To, As Difficult As and A Few Exercise

April 27, 2021 A2pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I still have ............... doubts, so I need to think about it.
Wrong!
Use "a few" to mean a small number of countable things.
2She is junior ............... me.
Wrong!
The adjective "junior" is followed by "to", not "than".
3No other language is as ............... as Chinese.
Wrong!
In the pattern "as... as", use the positive adjective "difficult".
4This is ............... than that.
Wrong!
The correct comparative form of "cheap" is "cheaper".
5............... knowledge is always a dangerous thing.
Wrong!
Use "A little" to mean a small amount of something.
6Of the two routes, this is ...............
Wrong!
When choosing between two specific things, use "the shorter".
7I have ............... knowledge of politics.
Wrong!
Use "little" with uncountable nouns to mean almost no amount.
8This material is superior ............... that.
Wrong!
The adjective "superior" is followed by "to", not "than".
9He is ............... of the three brothers.
Wrong!
For one person in a group of three or more, use the superlative "the oldest".
10We are not as rich as ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "they are" and "them" can complete this comparison correctly.
11Humans are ............... animals.
Wrong!
Use the superlative phrase "the most intelligent", with "the", to compare humans with all other animals.
12............... Indians speak English.
Wrong!
Use "Many" directly before a plural noun when there is no determiner.

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  1. I still have a few doubts, so I need to think about it.
  2. She is junior to me.
  3. No other language is as difficult as Chinese.
  4. This is cheaper than that.
  5. A little knowledge is always a dangerous thing.
  6. Of the two routes, this is the shorter.
  7. I have little knowledge of politics.
  8. This material is superior to that.
  9. He is the oldest of the three brothers.
  10. We are not as rich as they are / them.
  11. Humans are the most intelligent animals.
  12. Many Indians speak English.

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