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Use the correct comparison form of adjective: He became much … than he was last year.

•      more lazier

        the laziest

• lazy

• lazier

• more lazy

• more lazier

Use the correct comparison form of adjective: I met my ... friend yesterday.

• goodest

•   best

• better

• the best

• the most good

Use the correct comparison form of adjective: Her mother is … lady I’ve ever known.

• the busiest

• the busier

• busy

• the busy

• busier

     Find the right variant:  She was... than Roy.

•   more short

• short

• shortest

•    shorter

•   the most short

Choose the right answer. I can speak English ... than you:

•   good

•      the best

•   more good

•   well

• better

       Complete the sentence: He ... her for three months.

• haven't saw

•       hasn't seen

• will not see

• hasn't saw

• haven't seen

   Choose the right variant: You have to support your children, ...?

• don't you

• haven't you

•    isn't you

• did you

• have you

Choose the correct answer.

       He … in his office. I saw him arrive about ten minutes ago.

• shall be

• should be

•    must be

•     be

• has to be

       Choose the right variant: I think people ... eat too much sugar.

•    shouldn’t

•   need

•       should

• must

• have to

       Choose the right variant: Only a person who knows the language well … answer such a question.

•   can’t

•   can

•    have to

•     need

• should