WorksheetsEnglish Unit 4 Adjectives
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 27mins
Select the adjectives:
Tara has an interesting hobby.
Tara
has
interesting
hobby
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She collects beautiful seashells.
seashells
beautiful
collects
She
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She has found thirty different kinds of shells.
found
thirty
different
kinds
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She keeps them in glass boxes.
keeps
them
glass
boxes
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Liz is a clever artist.
clever
Liz
is
artist
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She and Tara make lovely jewelry from the shells.
shells
lovely
jewelry
make
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Tara and Liz go to sandy beaches to hunt for new shells.
sandy
new
beaches
go
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Each day brings new treasures.
brings
new
treasures
Each
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Calm pools are good places to find shells.
Calm
places
shells
good
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Most snails have a single twisted shell.
Most
single
shell
twisted
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Empty shells may be homes for tiny crabs.
shells
tiny
Empty
homes
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Tara found three pink stones.
found
three
pink
stones
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They have unusual markings.
They
unusual
markings
have
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Tara will begin a new collection.
new
Tara
collection
begin
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Cal is eager to play the game.
play
game
Cal
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The game is difficult.
game
The
is
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It was new last year.
last
year
It
was
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We are happy to play with Cal.
play
Cal
are
We
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The questions are clever.
are
The
questions
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They were funny at first.
were
They
at
first
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Now I am bored with them.
Now
I
them
with
Use a, an, the:
trunk was in a corner of the attic
A
An
The
Using a, an, the:
It held old white dress.
a
an
the
Using a, an, the:
There was also old album.
a
an
the
Using a, an, the:
pictures show a young woman.
A
An
The
Using a, an, the:
There is a name on one of photos.
a
an
the
Using a, an, the:
young woman is my grandmother.
A
An
The
The sun is the (close) star of all to Earth.
closer
closest
more close
most close
However, the sun is not the (big) star of all.
bigger
biggest
more big
most big
The (hot) stars of all look blue.
hotter
hottest
more hot
most hot
A blue star is (hot) than a yellow star.
hotter
hottest
more hot
most hot
A red star is (cool) than the sun.
cooler
coolest
more cool
most cool
It is also (bright) than the sun.
brighter
brightest
more bright
most bright
Jupiter is (big) than the other planets.
bigger
biggest
more big
most big
Mercury is the (near) planet of all to the sun.
nearer
nearest
more near
most near
The moon is the (bright) object of all in our nighttime sky.
brighter
brightest
more bright
most bright
Earth's gravity is (strong) than the moon's.
stronger
strongest
more strong
most strong
This makes objects (heavy) on Earth than they are on the moon.
heavier
heaviest
more heavy
most heavy
People think that bear cubs are (lovable) than grown bears.
lovabler
lovablest
more lovable
most lovable
However, all bears are (dangerous) than house pets.
dangerouser
dangerousest
more dangerous
most dangerous
The (common) bear of all is the black bear.
commoner
commonest
more common
most common
I think polar bears are (beautiful) than black bear.
beautifuller
beautifullest
more beautiful
most beautiful
They are (comfortable) in the cold weather than other bears.
comfortabler
comfortablest
more comfortable
most comfortable
Their thick white fur is their (valuable) protection of all.
valuabler
valuablest
more valuable
most valuable
I had a (good) time at summer camp this year than last year.
good
gooder
best
better
My cabin had the (good) view of all.
goodest
best
better
gooder
Insects are (bad) near the lake than in the woods.
badder
baddest
worse
worst
That is the (bad) place in the whole camp to sleep.
badder
baddest
worse
worst
The pool is a (good) place to swim than the chilly lake.
gooder
goodest
better
best
The weather was (bad) in July than in August.
badder
baddest
worse
worst
