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Which of the following comparative forms is correct?
Which of the following comparative forms is correct?
What is the correct form of the future simple for the verb 'go'?
What is the correct form of the future simple for the verb 'go'?
Which preposition is used to show movement from one place to another?
Which preposition is used to show movement from one place to another?
What is the correct form of the past continuous for the verb 'learn'?
What is the correct form of the past continuous for the verb 'learn'?
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Which of the following sentences uses the grammar structure 'should' correctly?
Which of the following sentences uses the grammar structure 'should' correctly?
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Study Notes
Grammar Review
As... as
- Used to compare two things that are equal in some way
- Form: as + adjective + as
- Example: "He is as tall as his brother."
Comparative Adjectives
- Used to compare two things that are different in some way
- Form: more + adjective (for regular adjectives) or irregular comparative form
- Example: "This cake is more delicious than the one we had yesterday."
Superlative Adjectives
- Used to compare one thing to all others
- Form: the most + adjective (for regular adjectives) or irregular superlative form
- Example: "This is the most beautiful beach I have ever seen."
Grammar Should
- Used to express obligation, recommendation, or advisability
- Form: should + base form of verb
- Example: "You should try to eat more vegetables."
Prepositions
- Words that show relationships between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence
- Examples: in, on, at, by, with, etc.
- Example: "I'm meeting my friend at the park."
Past Simple
- Used to describe completed actions in the past
- Form: verb + -ed (for regular verbs) or irregular form
- Example: "I went to the movies last night."
Past Continuous
- Used to describe ongoing actions in the past
- Form: was/were + verb + -ing
- Example: "I was studying for my exam at 10pm."
Future Simple
- Used to describe future actions that are not certain
- Form: will + base form of verb
- Example: "I will finish my project by tomorrow."
Future Going To
- Used to describe future actions that are planned or intended
- Form: be going to + base form of verb
- Example: "I am going to visit my family next weekend."
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Review comparative and superlative adjectives to master grammar rules. Understand the usage of as...as, comparative adjectives, and superlative adjectives with examples.
