Comparatives & Superlatives

Nick sculpts much .................... (accurately) than I do because he pays attention to every
little detail.

• most accurately
• accuratlier
• more accurately
• by far accurately

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John is by far the ..................... (talented) pupil in the art class.

• more talented
• most talented
• talenter
• talented

Which of Beethoven’s compositions do you think is the ..................... (famous) ?

• more famous
• famouser
• famousest
• most famous

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The ..................... (much) Anne practised, the ..................... (easy) it became for her to paint portraits.

• more/ more easier
• more/ easier
• mucher/ most easiest
• more/ most easier

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Sue has been practicing a lot, so her artwork is getting .............. (good) and ...............(good) all the time.

• best/ best
• better/ more better
• better/ better
• more good/ better

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The author’s book is quite good, but it’s not as ..................... (interesting) as his last novel.

• interesting
• more interesting
• much interesting
• the most interesting

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That’s the ..................... (bad) film I’ve ever seen; the characters were shallow and the ending was dull and predictable.

• worse
• most bad
• badly
• worst

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Willard Wigan’s sculptures are the ................. (tiny) works of art in the world.

• tiniest
• tinier
• most tiny
• more tiny

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The Sydney Opera House is by far.............................(famous) theatre in Australia.

• the most famous
• famous
• famouser
• more famous

The..........(old) she gets, the..........(beautiful) she becomes!

• older/ most beautiful
• older/ more  beautiful
• old/ most beautiful
• more older/ beautifuler

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