Present continuous, Comparative Degree, Past tense

The negative form (-) of "I am making a glass of ice tea" is . . .

• I not making a glass of Ice tea

• I did not making a glass of tea

• I does not making a glass of tea

• I am not making a glass of tea

The interrogative form (?) of "They are doing their project now" is . . .

• did they doing their project

• are they doing their project now?

• what are they doing project?

• were they doing project now?

I have to finish . . . work now, because I will go tomorrow morning

• my

• you

• her

• your

Does your father like . . . job?

• her

• his

• him

• our

Have you seen . . . Dictionary?

• your

• you

• their

• my

This is not . . . phone. It is . . .

• you-mine

• me-your

• your-you

• my-yours

Apple is Rp. 50.000 each kilo. Orange is Rp. 40.000 each kilo.

• Orange is cheaper than Apple

• Apple is cheaper than Orange

• Orange is more cheaper than Apple

• Apple is more cheaper than Orange

Bima runs 10 km/hour. Surya runs 8 km/hour. Hatta runs 12 km/hour.

• Bima is the fastest of all

• Hatta is the fastest of all and Surya

• Hatta is the fastest of all

• Surya is the fastest of all

This is the .................. cake I have ever tasted

• more delicious

• most delicious

• deliciouser than

• deliciousest

Which is the correct form of the following irregular verb??

• Buy - bought

• make - making

• bring - buy

• do - does