R2 Grammar

Activity 2: Expressing Opinions with Adjectives and Adverbs Instructions: Add adjectives and adverbs to these opinions. The story is ________ interesting.

• The story is surprisingly interesting.

• The story is quickly interesting.

• The story is loudly interesting.

• The story is rarely interesting.

Activity 2: Expressing Opinions with Adjectives and Adverbs Instructions: Add adjectives and adverbs to these opinions. The acting is ____________ good.

• The acting is really good.

• The acting is slowly good.

• The acting is hardly good.

• The acting is quietly good.

The film is ________ funny and ________ memorable.

• The film is very funny and quite memorable.

• The film is too funny and much memorable.

• The film is much funny and very memorable.

• The film is so funny and too memorable.

Activity 3: Using Comparative and Superlative Forms Instructions: Complete the sentences using comparatives or superlatives. 1. Andy becomes ________ (confident) as the film goes on.

• Andy becomes more confident as the film goes on.

• Andy becomes most confident as the film goes on.

• Andy becomes confidentest as the film goes on.

• Andy becomes confidenter as the film goes on.

This film is ________ (good) than the last one we watched.

• This film is better than the last one we watched.

• This film is gooder than the last one we watched.

• This film is more good than the last one we watched.

• This film is best than the last one we watched.

Miranda is the ________ (strict) boss in the movie.

• Miranda is the strictest boss in the movie.

• Miranda is the more strict boss in the movie.

• Miranda is the most strict boss in the movie.

• Miranda is the stricter boss in the movie.

Change the active sentences to passive. 2. She gives Andy a difficult task.

• Andy is given a difficult task (by her).

• A difficult task gives Andy by her.

• Andy gives a difficult task to her.

• A difficult task is given Andy by her.

Change the active sentences to passive. 3. The audience enjoys the film.

• The film is enjoyed by the audience.

• The audience is enjoyed by the film.

• The film enjoys the audience.

• The audience was enjoyed by the film.

Which of the following is an example of using a character’s words directly in a review?

• Miranda says, "That’s all."

• Miranda often says that everything is finished with just two words.

• Miranda is a character in the story.

• The review discusses the main events.

Which of the following sentences uses an idiom correctly? A. The film was a breath of fresh air. B. The cat is on the table. C. She drinks water every day. D. The sky is blue.

• The film was a breath of fresh air.

• The cat is on the table.

• She drinks water every day.

• The sky is blue.