Comparative - Double Comparative

Which sentence correctly uses a double comparative?

• a) The weather is hotter and hotter every day.

• b) The weather is more and more hot every day.

• c) The weather is the hottest and hottest every day.

• d) The weather is most hot and hot every day.

Choose the correct sentence with a double comparative:

• a) The more he studies, the better his grades become.

• b) The more he studies, the gooder his grades become.

• c) The more he studies, the best his grades become.

• d) The more he study, the better his grades become.

Identify the correct usage of double comparatives:

• a) She is getting more and more happy.

• b) She is getting happier and happier.

• c) She is getting most and most happy.

• d) She is getting happyer and happyer.

Which of these sentences is correct?

• a) The more he runs, the tired and tired he becomes.

• b) The more he runs, the most tired he becomes.

• c) The more he runs, the tireder and tireder he becomes.

• d) The more he runs, the more tired he becomes.

Choose the correct sentence:

• a) The less you practice, the worst you become.

• b) The less you practice, the worse you become.

• c) The lesser you practice, the worse you become.

• d) The fewer you practice, the worse you become.

Which sentence uses double comparatives correctly?

• a) He gets more and more good at chess.

• b) He gets better and better at chess.

• c) He gets more and more better at chess.

• d) He gets gooder and gooder at chess.

Identify the correct use of a double comparative:

• a) The traffic is becoming more and more bad.

• b) The traffic is becoming worse and worse.

• c) The traffic is becoming bader and bader.

• d) The traffic is becoming more worse and worse.

Which sentence is correct?

• a) The more you talk, the less he listens.

• b) The more you talk, the lesser he listens.

• c) The more you talk, the fewer he listens.

• d) The more you talk, the lesser and lesser he listens

Choose the sentence with the correct double comparative:

• a) The faster you drive, the dangerouser it becomes.

• b) The faster you drive, the more dangerous it becomes.

• c) The faster you drive, the dangerous it becomes.

• d) The faster you drive, the most dangerous it becomes.

Which sentence correctly uses a double comparative?

• a) Prices are getting higher and higher.

• b) Prices are getting more higher and higher.

• c) Prices are getting highest and highest.

• d) Prices are getting more high and high.