23 jan

Which sentence uses an adjective correctly?

• • The dog was playful and energetic.

• • The dog was playful and energeticly.

• • The dog was playful and energeticness.

• • The dog was playful and very energetic.

Which sentence uses the comparative degree of an adjective correctly?

• • This is the colder day of the year.

• • This is a cold day.

• • This is colder than yesterday.

• • This is the coldest day of the year.

Which sentence uses the comparative degree correctly?

• • This movie is more funnier than the last one.

• • This movie is less funny than the last one.

• • This movie is less funnier than the last one

• • This movie is funniest than the last one.

Which sentence uses the superlative degree correctly?

• • She is the kindest person I know.

• • She is kindest person I know.

• • She is kindest than anyone else.

• • She is more kind than anyone else.

What is the comparative degree of the adjective "little"?

• • Least

• c) Less
• Least little
• Littlest

Which sentence uses the comparative degree correctly?

• • This is the most beautiful painting I have ever seen.

• • This painting is beautifuler than any other painting

• • This painting is more beautiful than any other painting.

• • This painting is more beautiful than all paintings.

Which sentence uses the comparative degree correctly?

• • He is less intelligent than his sister.

• • He is less intelligent as his sister.

• • He is less intelligentest than his sister.

• • He is less more intelligent than his sister.

1. What is the comparative degree of the adjective "far"?

• • Farther

• • More far

• • Farthest

• • Most far

Which sentence uses the comparative degree of an adjective correctly?

• • This cake is most tasty.

• • This cake is the tastiest.

• • This cake is more tastier.

• • This cake is tastier than that one.

Which adjective best completes the sentence:

"The sun is very _____ today."

• • Shinning

• • Shiningly

• • Bright

• • Brightness