Question

CHOOSE THE BEST ONE 1.He can’t cook well, and I can’t,....... a.too b.either c.neither d.so 2.The circus shows are….exciting that the whole family enjoy them a.so b.very c.too d.such 3.I haven’t had…..an enjoyable evening for months a.such b.so c.much d.very 4.She was …...clever that she could make a dress by hands a.much b.very c.so d.such 5.Most of the pupils are…..to pass the examination a.good enough b.too good c.very good d.good too 6.These piles of books are….cleaner than the others a.as b.very c.so d.much 7.She is…..an engineer nor an architect a.nor b.both c.neither d.either 8.That play was….for her to see again a.too interesting b.enough interesting c.interesting enough d.more interesting enough 9.The more we study, the…..we are a.more good b.good c.well d.better 10.Mary can’t speak French……. a.Either can Peter b.Neither can’t Peter c.Neither can Peter d.Peter can’t neither HELP!!!

Answer 1

1. с
2. a
3. a
4. c
5. a
6. d
7. c
8. c
9. d
10. c

Answer 2

Sure, I'll help you choose the correct options for each sentence:

1. He can't cook well, and I can't either. (Option: b. either)
2. The circus shows are so exciting that the whole family enjoys them. (Option: a. so)
3. I haven't had such an enjoyable evening for months. (Option: a. such)
4. She was so clever that she could make a dress by hand. (Option: c. so)
5. Most of the pupils are good enough to pass the examination. (Option: a. good enough)
6. These piles of books are as cleaner than the others. (Option: a. as)
7. She is neither an engineer nor an architect. (Option: c. neither)
8. That play was interesting enough for her to see again. (Option: c. interesting enough)
9. The more we study, the better we are. (Option: d. better)
10. Mary can't speak French, and neither can Peter. (Option: c. Neither can Peter)

Please note that in sentence 10, the correct option is "c. Neither can Peter." The sentence is using the structure "neither...nor" to express that both Mary and Peter cannot speak French.