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What is the issue with the person mentioned in the sentence?
What is the issue with the person mentioned in the sentence?
- He is of average height
- He is too tall
- He is not interested in reaching the ceiling
- He is not tall enough (correct)
What is the person trying to do in the sentence?
What is the person trying to do in the sentence?
- Clean the ceiling
- Measure the ceiling
- Reach the ceiling (correct)
- Paint the ceiling
What is the tone of the sentence?
What is the tone of the sentence?
- Critical
- Helpful
- Sarcastic
- Neutrally observational (correct)
What is the meaning of the phrase 'tall enough' in this context?
What is the meaning of the phrase 'tall enough' in this context?
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What is the correct completion of the sentence?
What is the correct completion of the sentence?
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Study Notes
Grammar: Comparative and Superlative Forms
- The sentence "He isn't __ to reach the ceiling" requires a comparative or superlative form of the adjective "tall".
- The correct answer is "tall enough", indicating that the person's height is sufficient to reach the ceiling.
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