Question

it's... how clever your dog is A surprising B surprised C more surprised D a more surprising

Answer 1

The correct answer is d) a more surprising.

In this sentence, we are comparing the level of surprise caused by the cleverness of the dog. The statement is about how much the dog's cleverness surprises the speaker. When we compare the level of surprise, we use the comparative form "more surprising."

Option a) "a surprising" is not correct because it does not convey the level of surprise, it simply suggests that the dog's cleverness is surprising.

Option b) "surprised" is not correct because it is in the wrong form. It is an adjective that describes the speaker, not the dog's cleverness.

Option c) "more surprised" is not correct because it suggests that the speaker is becoming even more surprised, rather than comparing the level of surprise caused by the dog's cleverness.

Option d) "a more surprising" is correct because it properly compares the level of surprise caused by the dog's cleverness.