Question

Степени сравнения имен прилагательных. Напиши, верно или нет составлены предложения. Неверные исправь. 1. The city of Rome is older then the city of London.2. Florence is the most beautiful city I've ever seen.3. Who is the most richest man in the world?4. Excuse me, where is the nearest police station?5. Is this exercise as easy as the first one?6. My dog isn't as smart than yours.7. That church is the oldest building in the town.8. I'm not as good at mathematics as you.9. Sarah is more ambitious then Kelly.10. What was most boring film you've ever seen?11. Alice works as fast than Jeremy. 12. Mary should study more harder, or she'll fail her exam.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. The city of Rome is older than the city of London.

2. Florence is the most beautiful city I've ever seen.  (C)

3. Who is the richest man in the world?

4. Excuse me, where is the nearest police station?  (C)

5. Is this exercise as easy as the first one?  (C)

6. My dog isn't as smart as yours.

7. That church is the oldest building in the town.  (C)

8. I'm not as good at mathematics as you. (C)

9. Sarah is more ambitious than Kelly.  

10. What was the most boring film you've ever seen?

11. Alice works as fast as Jeremy.

12. Mary should study harder, or she'll fail her exam.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. The city of Rome is older than the city of London. (correct)
2. Florence is the most beautiful city I've ever seen. (correct)
3. Who is the richest man in the world? (incorrect)
4. Excuse me, where is the nearest police station? (correct)
5. Is this exercise as easy as the first one? (correct)
6. My dog isn't as smart as yours. (correct)
7. That church is the oldest building in the town. (correct)
8. I'm not as good at mathematics as you. (correct)
9. Sarah is more ambitious than Kelly. (correct)
10. What was the most boring film you've ever seen? (correct)
11. Alice works as fast as Jeremy. (correct)
12. Mary should study harder, or she'll fail her exam. (correct)

Note: In some cases, there may be multiple correct answers depending on the intended meaning, but the above corrections are the most common usage.