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Most vs. The Most Exercise

April 10, 2020 B2pdf

Fill in the blanks with most or the most.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1You are ............... generous woman I have ever met.
Wrong!
Use "the most" to form the superlative before a long adjective in this sentence.
2............... children love watching cartoons.
Wrong!
Use "Most" when you mean the majority of children in general.
3............... students dislike mathematics.
Wrong!
Use "Most" when you mean the majority of students in general.
4Who is ............... beautiful girl in the class?
Wrong!
Use "the most" to form the superlative before an adjective in this question.
5............... of my friends are non-smokers.
Wrong!
Use "Most" in "Most of" when you mean the majority of a group.
6............... of us wanted him to win.
Wrong!
Use "Most" in "Most of" when you mean the majority of a group.
7Which is ............... meat-loving country in the world?
Wrong!
Use "the most" to form the superlative before an adjective and a noun when comparing countries.
8............... children believe in fairies.
Wrong!
Use "Most" when you mean the majority of children in general.
9............... of us want to get rid of corruption.
Wrong!
Use "Most" in "Most of" when you mean the majority of a group.
10............... criminals are non-violent.
Wrong!
Use "Most" when you mean the majority of criminals in general.
11She wasn’t as beautiful as the others, but she was ............... intelligent.
Wrong!
Use "the most" to form the superlative before the adjective "intelligent".
12Thank you for ............... unforgettable evening.
Wrong!
Use "a most" before an adjective and singular noun when "most" means very.

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  1. You are the most generous woman I have ever met.
  2. Most children love watching cartoons.
  3. Most students dislike mathematics.
  4. Who is the most beautiful girl in the class?
  5. Most of my friends are non-smokers.
  6. Most of us wanted him to win.
  7. Which is the most meat-loving country in the world?
  8. Most children believe in fairies.
  9. Most of us want to get rid of corruption.
  10. Most criminals are non-violent.
  11. She wasn’t as beautiful as the others, but she was the most intelligent.
  12. Thank you for a most unforgettable evening.

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