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WorksheetsDEMONSTRATIVES & COMPARISONS
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
A demonstrative is used to:
A. Point someone/something that is close or far
B. Describe people who are very close
C. Indicate close objects
D. Indicate far objects
To be more specific we ask
A. Which one?
B. When ones?
C. Which one/ones?
D. What ones?
The structure for an equal comparison is:
A. As + adjective + as
B. Less + adjective + than
C. More + adjective-ing + than
D. As + adjective + than
Select the GRAMMATICALLY correct examples
Daniel is more good than Joseph
Marisol is taller than Tomás
Carolina works harder than Kelly
Messi is better than Cristiano Ronaldo
She aren't as good at Math as Patrick
Jaguars run (a) (fast) lions and cougars. They are really fast and get their prey very quick
One of these adjectives doesn't describe personality
A. Blonde
B. Kind
C. Honest
D. Arrogant
Adjectives of 3 or more syllables need "more"
A. True
B. False
Select the POSITIVE feelings only
Bipolar
Outgoing
Sarcastic
Rude
Sociable
One of the following adjectives doesn't need the word "more"
A. Interesting
B. Espectacular
C. Amazing
D. Heavy
By adding the word "more", the adjective:
A. Must change its form
B. Must not change its form
C. Needs suffix -er at the end.
D. Needs to be in superlative form
