Question

III. Complete the sentences with the right form of the adverbs: 1) I think he drives …… of all my friends. (carelessly) 2) My new computer works ……. of all the previous ones. (fast) 3) Of all our students I live …….. to the city center. (near) 4)If we (got,had got ,would get) up earlier,we would have reached the town on time. 5)You (have got,got,would have got) the job, if you had tried your best.

Answer 1

1. carelessly
2. fast
3. near
4. had got
5. would have got

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the completed sentences:

1) I think he drives more carelessly than all my friends. 2) My new computer works faster than all the previous ones. 3) Of all our students, I live nearest to the city center. 4) If we got up earlier, we would have reached the town on time. 5) You would have got the job if you had tried your best.

In the first sentence, we use the comparative form of the adverb "carelessly" to compare how he drives to the driving of all the speaker's friends.

In the second sentence, we use the comparative form of the adverb "fast" to compare the speed of the new computer to the speed of all the previous computers.

In the third sentence, we use the superlative form of the adverb "near" to indicate that the speaker lives closest to the city center compared to all the other students.

In the fourth sentence, we use the past simple form "got" to indicate a hypothetical situation in the present. The sentence suggests that if the speaker and others got up earlier, they would have reached the town on time.

In the fifth sentence, we use the conditional form "would have got" to indicate a hypothetical situation in the past. The sentence suggests that if the person had tried their best, they would have gotten the job.

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