Question

Open the brackets and use the right degree of the following adjectives. 1) My father is (tall) than my brother. 2) Summer is (hot) season of the year. 3) Mike is (bright) pupil in class. 4) This book is (interesting) than John’s book. 5) His English is (good) in class. 6) Dogs are (clever) than cats. 7) Sue (beautiful) girl in our group. 8) Paul is (lazy) than Bill. 9) This film is (exciting) I’ve ever seen. 10) Alice is (slim) than Kate.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) taller

2) the hotest

3) the brightest

4) more interesting

5) the best
6) cleverer

7) the most beautiful

8) lazier

9) the most exciting

10) slimmer

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Adjective Comparison Exercise

1) My father is taller than my brother. - The comparative form of "tall" is "taller" when comparing two things.

2) Summer is the hottest season of the year. - The superlative form of "hot" is "hottest" when comparing more than two things.

3) Mike is the brightest pupil in class. - The superlative form of "bright" is "brightest" when comparing more than two things.

4) This book is more interesting than John’s book. - The comparative form of "interesting" is "more interesting" when comparing two things.

5) His English is the best in class. - The superlative form of "good" is "best" when comparing more than two things.

6) Dogs are more clever than cats. - The comparative form of "clever" is "more clever" when comparing two things.

7) Sue is the most beautiful girl in our group. - The superlative form of "beautiful" is "most beautiful" when comparing more than two things.

8) Paul is lazier than Bill. - The comparative form of "lazy" is "lazier" when comparing two things.

9) This film is the most exciting I’ve ever seen. - The superlative form of "exciting" is "most exciting" when comparing more than two things.

10) Alice is slimmer than Kate. - The comparative form of "slim" is "slimmer" when comparing two things.