Grammar Revision

1. As the covid 19 virus spread, business in many sectors have become .....

• worser and worser.

• the worst

• worse and worse

• worsened

2. This test is ..... difficult than the previous one.

• much

• the most

• much more

• so much

The ... you practice, the .... you’ll dance.

• most … better

• more … best

• more … better

• most … best

I could run quite ...., but I still ran .... in this competition.

• fast ...lastly

• fastly...last

• C. fast...late

• fast...last

I had .... seen you the past two weeks, have you been working ... in your yoga lessons?

• hardly ... hard

• hard...hardly

• hardly...hardly

• hardly...more hard

I haven’t been sleeping very ... so I’m feeling quite ... these days.

• good...badly

• well...bad

• well...poorly

• well...poor

“Are you going to the beach tomorrow?” my sister asked me.

• My sister asked me am i going to the beach the next day.

• My sister asked me whether I am going to the beach tomorrow.

• My sister asked me if I was going to the beach the next day.

• My sister asked me if I went to the beach the following day.

“You must check in or you may lose the room this evening,” the hotel staff said.

• The hotel staff said I must check in or I may lose the room this evening.

• The hotel staff said I had to check in or I might lose the room that evening.

• The hotel staff said I must check in or I may lose the room that evening.

• The hotel staff said I must have checked in or I might have lost the room that evening.

“What time did you arrive yesterday?” my friend asked.

• My friend asked me whether I arrived the day before.

• My friend asked me what time did I arrive the previous day.

• My friend asked me what time I had arrived the previous day.

• My friend asked me what time I arrived the previous day.

Warning: People with diabetes ... this medication.

• should not have taken

• must not take

• must not have taken

• should take