Irregular comparatives and superlatives

what does the image mean?

• No can image provided

• you can't use your mobile

• The image represents a happy family

• The image signifies love and unity

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True or False:

To use the adjectives good and bad to compare, use better or worse to compare two things.

• true

• false

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Comparative of "Bad"

• Worse

• The Badess

• The worst

• Worse than

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what does equivocarse mean?

• to be right

• an avocado

• to be wrong

• to be quiet

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can be used

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A circumstance that puts on in a favorable or superior position

• addvantage
• advantage
• advantije
• advantadge

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You are the _______ student in the class (good)

• good

• gooder

• better

• best

• goodest

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What would be the informal synonym for inform?

• busy

• tell

• check

• get

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Suddenly all of the power went out. "Houston, we have a problem," my dad exclaimed.

• Idiom

• Hyperbole

• Alliteration

• Metaphor

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slope

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