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Comparative Adjectives Quiz

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ADJECTIVES.The first question is ________than the second one.(easy)(3)

easier

I think she is the_____________girl in the class.(intelligent)

most intelligent

That shirt is so much________than this one.(cheap)

cheaper

Fill in the blanks with the correct use of `some`/`any`.(5)

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I don`t have______money on me.

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There wasn`t_ice-cream.So we had_lemonade instead.

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there must be_________reason behind this.

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would you like_______coffee?

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I don`t like________of these pictures.

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Adjectives

Comparative adjectives are used to compare two things, e.g. "The first question is easier than the second one."
The superlative form of an adjective is used to describe the highest or most extreme degree of a quality, e.g. "I think she is the most intelligent girl in the class."

Quantifiers

Some is used in affirmative sentences, e.g. "Would you like some coffee?"
Any is used in negative sentences, e.g. "I don't have any money on me."
Any is also used in questions, e.g. "Do you have any money?"
Some is used in positive sentences, especially when offering or asking for something, e.g. "Would you like some coffee?"
Any is used in negative sentences, especially when you don't expect something to exist or happen, e.g. "There wasn't any ice-cream. So we had some lemonade instead."

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Test your knowledge of comparative adjectives with this quiz. Fill in the blank with the correct form of the adjective provided.