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Comparison with As, Like, Less and More Lazy Than Exercise

February 19, 2014 A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate words or expressions.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1My ambition is to spend the ............... time working.
Wrong!
Use "least possible" to mean the smallest amount that can realistically be achieved.
2I earn as much money as ...............
Wrong!
Use "she does" to complete the comparison and avoid repeating the verb "earns".
3Carry straight on till you ............... a crossroads.
Wrong!
Use "come to" to mean reach a place such as a crossroads.
4The baby is ............... than you.
Wrong!
Use "less ugly" as the comparative form before "than".
5Your sister looks just ............... you.
Wrong!
Use "like" before a pronoun to mean similar to someone.
6It is best cooked in coconut oil, ............... the South Indians do.
Wrong!
Use "as" before a clause with a subject and verb.
7He likes football, and ...............
Wrong!
Use "so do I" to say that the same positive statement is true for you.
8In 1785, he ............... to study in Greece.
Wrong!
Use "went" for travelling away to another place.
9Thank you very much. That is ............... of you.
Wrong!
Use "most kind" as a formal way to mean very kind.
10She is ............... than stupid.
Wrong!
Use "more lazy" when comparing the two qualities lazy and stupid.

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  1. My ambition is to spend the least possible time working.
  2. I earn as much money as she does.
  3. Carry straight on till you come to a crossroads.
  4. The baby is less ugly than you.
  5. Your sister looks just like you.
  6. It is best cooked in coconut oil, as the South Indians do.
  7. He likes football, and so do I.
  8. In 1785, he went to study in Greece.
  9. Thank you very much. That is most kind of you.
  10. She is more lazy than stupid.

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