Mastering Adjectives and Adverbs

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Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comparative adjective? She is the most tallest girl in the class., She is taller than her brother., She is the taller of the two sisters., She is more taller than anyone else.

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She is taller than her brother.

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Identify the correct placement of the adverb in the following sentence: "She sings beautifully."

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She sings beautifully.

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Which sentence contains an adjective clause? Options: The book on the table is mine. The girl who is wearing a red dress is my sister. He runs quickly. She is very intelligent.

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The girl who is wearing a red dress is my sister.

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Choose the sentence that correctly uses an adverbial phrase: She will arrive in the morning., She will arrive quickly., She will arrive., She will arrive very soon.

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She will arrive in the morning.

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Identify the sentence with the correct adverb placement: He often goes to the gym.

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He often goes to the gym.

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Which of the following sentences uses a comparative adjective correctly?
This is the more interesting book of the two.
This is the most interesting book of the two.
This is the interestingest book of the two.
This is the interesting book of the two.

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This is the more interesting book of the two.

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Which sentence contains an adjective clause? Options: The car that is parked outside is mine. The car is parked outside. The car is very fast. The car outside is mine.

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The car that is parked outside is mine.

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Choose the sentence that correctly uses an adverbial phrase: She danced gracefully. She danced with grace. She danced. She danced very gracefully.

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She danced with grace.

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Which of the following sentences uses a comparative adjective correctly? He is the more smarter student in the class., He is smarter than his brother., He is the smartest than his brother., He is more smarter than his brother.

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He is smarter than his brother.

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Identify the sentence with the correct adverb placement: She always is late for class., She is always late for class., Always she is late for class., She is late always for class.

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She is always late for class.