Question

Adverbs,comparative or superlative, Multiple choice Say which of these sentences are right or wrong. T- true F-False 1) Stiven usually comes to his classes the most late of his classmates. T F 2) Ann knows three languages but she speaks French the easiest. T F 3) In December it snows oftener than in November. T F 4) I hope that next time you’ll speak to your mum more politely. T F 5) Sandra goes to the theatre the frequentest of us all. T F 6) This time he listened to his little sister patienter than usual. T F 7) Who lives more near to the college — Kate or Mary? T F 8) Could you speak a little slower, please? T F 9) This new computer works the most fast and can solve problems in no time. T F 10) Who can solve this problem the most quickly?

Answer 1

Ответ:1) F

2)T

3)T

4)T

5)F

6)F

7)T

8)T

9)T

10)T

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Here are the correct answers for each sentence:

1. F - Stiven usually comes to his classes later than most of his classmates.
2. T - Ann knows three languages but she speaks French the easiest.
3. F - In December it snows more often than in November.
4. T - I hope that next time you’ll speak to your mum more politely.
5. F - Sandra goes to the theatre more frequently than any of us.
6. F - This time he listened to his little sister more patiently than usual.
7. F - Who lives closer to the college — Kate or Mary?
8. T - Could you speak a little slower, please?
9. F - This new computer works the fastest and can solve problems in no time.
10. T - Who can solve this problem the most quickly?

Remember that adverbs like "more" and "most" are used to form the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives, while adverbs like "often," "easily," "patiently," and "quickly" are used to modify verbs and provide additional information about the action.