Achievement / comparatives / superlatives

Achievement / comparatives / superlatives

By ALICIA GOMEZ

Multiple Choice

a way of thinking about something

• attitude

• control

• completed

• concentrate

• challenge

Multiple Choice

direct your attention to something

• positive

• control

• completed

• concentrate

• challenge

Multiple Choice

a particular way of doing something

• positive

• control

• completed

• challenge

• method

Multiple Choice

have power over something

• positive

• control

• completed

• relax

• challenge

Multiple Choice

something that needs a lot of effort to do succesfully

• positive

• goal

• completed

• relax

• challenge

Multiple Choice

an aim or purpose

• positive

• goal

• completed

• relax

• get over

Multiple Choice

become calm and happy

• positive

• attitude

• completed

• relax

• get over

Multiple Choice

get better after something has made you unhappy

• positive

• attitude

• completed

• method

• get over

Multiple Choice

finished something successfully

• positive

• attitude

• completed

• method

• control

Multiple Choice

full of hope and confidence

• positive

• attitude

• challenge

• method

• control

Multiple Choice

On the course, I learnt a lot more than I expected

• comparative

• superlative

• none of them

Multiple Choice

We can see that by far the safest form of transport is air transport and the most dangerous is using a motorbike.

• comparative

• superlative

• none of them

Multiple Choice

In contrast, driving a car is considerably more dangerous

• comparative

• superlative

• none of them

Multiple Choice

For me, flying is much more comfortable than travelling by train.

• comparative

• superlative

• none of them

Multiple Choice

Flying is definitely more expensive than driving.

• comparative

• superlative

• none of them

Multiple Choice

Travelling by train is ___________ than driving. (good)

• better

• the best

• more good

Multiple Choice

In a big, city riding a bicycle is ___________ than driving a car. (fast)

• faster

• the fastest

• more fast

Multiple Choice

Driving your own car is the ___________ way to travel. (comfortable)

• comfortabler

• most comfortable

• more comfortable

Multiple Choice

If you are in a hurry, it is ___________ to cycle than to drive a car. (good)

• better

• the best

• more good

Multiple Choice

Riding a motorbike is the ___________ way to travel across a country. (interesting)

• interestinger

• most interesting

• more interesting

Multiple Choice

Many people buy monthly passes for public transport. It's ___________ than paying for every ride. (convenient)

• convenienter

• most convenient

• more convenient

Multiple Choice

Walking is the ___________ method of transport. (good)

• better

• best

• more good