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Adjectives and Adverbs
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Use the words in parentheses to write SUPERLATIVE sentences. Use least when not is included in the parentheses. Make the nouns plural if necessary.
Alan drives (THE) FASTEST of my three brothers. (+3)
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Read the online reviews of a play house for children. Find and correct error(s) with COMPARISONS with less and (not ) as . . . as.
as hard --> as hard as (+4)
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Rewrite each sentence with the word(s) in parentheses.
This gym is NOT AS CONVENIENT AS the one near my house. (+3)
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Use the words in parentheses to complete each sentence. Use the comparative form of the adverb and the correct form of the verb.
shops more frequently than (+3)
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Homer is (fat) ... than Marge.
fatter (+1)
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Use the words in parentheses to write SUPERLATIVE sentences. Use least when not is included in the parentheses. Make the nouns plural if necessary.
Tokyo has THE BIGGEST population in Japan. (+3)
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Liza is the (good) ... pupil in her class.
best (+1)
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TOTALLY (+2)
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ROUGHLY (+2)
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CONGRATULATIONS!
+6 MOVES
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Peter is much ... (tall) than Sharon and he's ... (thin) too.
taller/ thinner (+1)
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Read the article about the results of the Greendex survey. Find and correct ONE error with COMPARATIVES and SUPERLATIVES.
most bad --> worst (+4)
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Bart is (old) ... than his 2 sisters;Maggie and Liza.
older (+1)
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Marge has got (long) ... hair ... Liza.
as long hair as (+1)
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Complete the sentences with the COMPARATIVE form of the adverbs in parentheses + than.
quickly than/ less often than (+4)
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Read the article about the results of the Greendex survey. Find and correct TWO errors with COMPARATIVES and SUPERLATIVES.
highly --> highliest/ least --> less (+4)
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Read the article about the results of the Greendex survey. Find and correct TWO errors with COMPARATIVES and SUPERLATIVES.
as --> than/ low --> lowest (+4)
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Rewrite each sentence with the word(s) in parentheses.
The actor's new movie is LESS EXCITING THAN his last on. (+3)
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Complete the sentences with the COMPARATIVE form of the adverbs in parentheses + than.
harder than/ more frequently than/ longer than (+4)
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Complete the sentences with the COMPARATIVE form of the adverbs in parentheses + than.
more rapidly than / easier than/ more carefully than (+4)
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Use the words in parentheses to complete each sentence. Use the comparative form of the adverb and the correct form of the verb.
rings more loudly than (+3)
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Use the words in parentheses to write SUPERLATIVE sentences. Use least when not is included in the parentheses. Make the nouns plural if necessary.
This is THE LEAST expensive apartment in the building. (+3)
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NOWHERE NEAR (+2)
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EVEN (+2)
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He's also ... (energetic) and plays a lot of sport.
more energetic (+1)
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A LITTLE BIT (+2)
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Use the words in parentheses to complete each sentence. Use the comparative form of the adverb and the correct form of the verb.
studies harder than (+3)
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JUST (+2)
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Homier is (greedy) ... than Marge.
greedier (+1)
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Rewrite each sentence with the word(s) in parentheses.
This supermarket is LESS EXPENSIVE THAN the one across the street. (+3)
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Read the online reviews of a play house for children. Find and correct error(s) with COMPARISONS with less and (not ) as . . . as.
attractive as --> attractive than (+4)
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VERY (+2)
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Peter is a ... (good) friend and other times I think Sharon is.
better (+1)
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MUCH (+2)
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