Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. ____ (connected) a city is, _____ (accessible) information becomes for residents.

The more connected / the more accessible

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. ______ (clean) the streets are, ______ (attractive) the neighbourhood becomes.

The cleaner / the more attractive

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. _______ (populated) a city becomes, _______ (challenging) traffic congestion gets.

The more populated / the more challenging

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. There are many people in this neighborhood, the neighborhood becomes noisy. (using "Double comparatives") → The more

The more people there are in this neighborhood, the noisier the neighborhood becomes.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. A city grows fast. It becomes more challenging to manage traffic congestion. (using "Double comparatives") -> The

The faster a city grows, the more challenging it becomes to manage traffic congestion.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. As he grows older, he becomes increasingly cheerful. (using "Double comparatives") -> The

The older he grows, the more cheerful he becomes.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. We sit near to the stage. We can see clearly. (using "Double comparatives") -> The

The nearer we sit to the stage, the more clearly we can see.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. When it is hot, I feel miserable. (using "Double comparatives") -> The

The hotter it is, the more miserable I feel.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. I have not seen such a tall skyscraper like this before. (using Present perfect) -> This is the first time

I have ever seen such a tall skyscraper like this.

I have seen such a tall skyscraper like this.

This is the first time I have ever seen such a tall skyscraper like this.

This is the first time I have seen such a tall skyscraper like this.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. I have not seen a bigger road than this in the city. (using Present perfect) -> This is the first time

This is the first time I have ever seen a bigger road than this in the city.

This is the first time I have seen a bigger road than this in the city.

I have ever seen a bigger road than this in the city.

I have seen a bigger road than this in the city.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. My father hasn't driven a car before. (using Present perfect) → It is the first time

It is the first time my father has ever driven a car.

It is the first time my father has driven a car.

my father has ever driven a car.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. This is the first time I've met such a famous singer. (using Present perfect) → I

I have never met such a famous singer.

I have not met such a famous singer.

I haven't met such a famous singer.

Rewrite each sentence as directed without changing the meaning. It is the the first time I have met such a cool teacher. (using Present perfect) -> I

I have never met such a cool teacher.

I have not met such a cool teacher.

I haven't met such a cool teacher.

Combine the following sentences, using the words in brackets. Housing is getting more and more expensive in big cities. Many local residents can't afford to buy their own place. (BECAUSE)

Because housing is getting more and more expensive in big cities, many local residents can't afford to buy their own place.

Many local residents can't afford to buy their own place because housing is getting more and more expensive in big cities.

Combine the following sentences, using the words in brackets. He left school with no academic qualifications. He found a well-paid job. (ALTHOUGH)

Although he left school with no academic qualifications, he found a well-paid job.

He found a well-paid job although he left school with no academic qualifications.

Combine the following sentences, using the words in brackets. My dad attended a cooking course. He wanted to open his own restaurant. (SO THAT)

My dad attended a cooking course so that he could open his own restaurant.

Combine the following sentences, using the words in brackets. We missed the bus. We came to work late. (BECAUSE)

Because we missed the bus, we came to work late.

We came to work late because we missed the bus.

Combine the following sentences, using the words in brackets. She is busy. She manages to pick her children up after school everyday. (THOUGH)

Though she is busy, she manages to pick her children up after school everyday.

She manages to pick her children up after school everyday though she is busy.

Combine the following sentences, using the words in brackets. Lina hates the hustle and bustle of city life. She moves to the countryside to live. (SINCE)

Since Lina hates the hustle and bustle of city life, she moves to the countryside to live.

Lina moves to the countryside to live since she hates the hustle and bustle of city life.

English Grammar Revision EL12 GS HKI Quiz

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1.

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Local businesses (a) (develop) since the urban development projects began.

2.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Pollution levels (a) (increase) since the expansion of industrial zones.

3.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. We (not talk) (a) about science fiction movies before.

4.

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. This is the second time he (a) (win) a lottery ticket. I don't know why he is so lucky.

5.

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Adele is the most talented singer I (ever meet) (a) .

6.

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. Infrastructure is becoming (a) (outdated) in rapidly expanding cities.

7.

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1 min • 1 pt

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. Cultural diversity is getting (a) (rich) as cities attract people from various backgrounds.

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English Grammar Revision EL12 GS HKI

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Local businesses (a) (develop) since the urban development projects began.

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Pollution levels (a) (increase) since the expansion of industrial zones.

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. We (not talk) (a) about science fiction movies before.

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. This is the second time he (a) (win) a lottery ticket. I don't know why he is so lucky.

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Adele is the most talented singer I (ever meet) (a) .

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. Infrastructure is becoming (a) (outdated) in rapidly expanding cities.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. Cultural diversity is getting (a) (rich) as cities attract people from various backgrounds.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. The air quality is becoming (a) (polluted) due to increased industrialisation.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives.
The more skyscrapers are constructed, (a) (tall) city skylines become.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives.
(connected) a city is, _ (accessible) information becomes for residents.

(a)

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English Grammar Revision EL12 GS HKI

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Local businesses (a) (develop) since the urban development projects began.

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Pollution levels (a) (increase) since the expansion of industrial zones.

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. We (not talk) (a) about science fiction movies before.

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. This is the second time he (a) (win) a lottery ticket. I don't know why he is so lucky.

Complete the sentences with verbs in present perfect. Adele is the most talented singer I (ever meet) (a) .

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. Infrastructure is becoming (a) (outdated) in rapidly expanding cities.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. Cultural diversity is getting (a) (rich) as cities attract people from various backgrounds.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. The air quality is becoming (a) (polluted) due to increased industrialisation.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. The more skyscrapers are constructed, (a) (tall) city skylines become.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives. ____ (connected) a city is, _____ (accessible) information becomes for residents. (a)

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Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives.
The more skyscrapers are constructed, (a) (tall) city skylines become.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of double comparatives.
(connected) a city is, _ (accessible) information becomes for residents.

(a)