WorksheetsExam practice
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is an adjective?
Kind of words that we use to describe a noun
Kind of words with objects
Superlative and Comparative
Words in Past Perfect Progressive
What are the two forms of adjectives?
Superlative and Comparative
Simple past and Simple present
Time and Place
The time and place
Choose the correct answer of comparative structure
Noun + adverb+ verb+ est
Noun + adjective + er + than + noun or Noun + more + adjective+ than + noun
Have/has + Past Participle of the verb+ noun
The+ noun+ adjective
Choose the correct answer about the structure of superlative form
Long adjectives:+ the+ verb in simple past
The + adjective (est)+ noun or The most+ adjective+ noun
The superlative is the most popular
Get is a verb that means:
(a)
Jimmy will get concert tickets for his favorite rock band
Recieve
Buy
Convince
Arrive
What is a relative clause?
Phrases with the character of determining an option
Is a formal phrase in the sentence
Is a part of a sentence that gives more information about a noun
Structure of the phrase
Who and that refer:
(a)
Which refer to:
People
Possession
Objects
Place
Whose refers to:
Possession
place
Verbs
Place
When refers to:
a moment
Place
Subject
Verb
Where refers to:
(a)
These types of sentences give information necessary to understand what we are referring to and don’t contain commas
Definding relative clauses
Adverbs
Adjectives
Prepositions of place
These types of sentences provide additional information about the person or thing we are referring to, but it is not essential to identify it
Adverbs of frequency
Non-definding
Formal sentences
The best part of the sentences
Which is the correct comparative form of “fast”?
more fast
faster
fattier
more fastest
Which is the correct superlative form of “good” ?
gooder
Best
better
better than
Which is the correct comparative form of “beautiful” ?
beautifully
more beautiful
beautififullest
Most beautiful
Which is the correct superlative form of “bad”?
(a)
Which is the correct superlative of “high”?
Highest
highest than
more highly
I don’t know
