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Total questions: 150
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Choose the sentence where the relative pronoun can be omitted.
This is the man who lives next door.
This is the man whose car was stolen.
This is the book that I read yesterday.
This is the girl whose brother won the prize.
Identify the correct use of whom.
My sister is the person who I always tell my secrets.
My sister is the person whom I always tell my secrets.
My sister is the person that I always tell my secrets to her.
My sister is the person whom I always tell to my secrets.
Choose the correct relative adverb for time.
That was the day where I decided to move abroad.
That was the day which I decided to move abroad.
That was the day when I decided to move abroad.
That was the day why I decided to move abroad.
Select the correct relative adverb for place.
This is the hospital which I was born.
This is the hospital where I was born.
This is the hospital that I was born.
This is the hospital in that I was born.
Identify the correct relative adverb for reason.
That’s the reason which she left the job.
That’s the reason where she left the job.
That’s the reason why she left the job.
That’s the reason that she left the job.
Choose the correct defining relative clause.
My brother, who lives in Almaty, is a teacher.
My brother who lives in Almaty is a teacher.
My brother, that lives in Almaty, is a teacher.
My brother which lives in Almaty is a teacher.
Select the correct non-defining relative clause.
My bike which I bought last year is very fast.
My bike that I bought last year is very fast.
My bike, which I bought last year, is very fast.
My bike, that I bought last year, is very fast.
Identify the sentence where that CANNOT be used.
The book that I borrowed is interesting.
The woman that everyone admires is here.
My cousin, that lives in Astana, is visiting us.
The film that we watched was boring.
Choose the correct relative clause with a preposition (formal style).
That’s my friend who I went on holiday with.
That’s my friend which I went on holiday with.
That’s my friend with whom I went on holiday.
That’s my friend with who I went on holiday.
Select the correct relative clause with a preposition (informal style).
That’s my friend with whom I went on holiday.
That’s my friend whom I went on holiday with.
That’s my friend who I went on holiday with.
That’s my friend which I went on holiday with.
Identify the correct replacement of where.
That’s the building where I worked for seven years.
That’s the building which I worked for seven years.
That’s the building in which I worked for seven years.
That’s the building that I worked.
Choose the correct replacement of when.
2002 is the year which I got married.
2002 is the year when I got married.
2002 is the year that I got married.
2002 is the year I got married.
Identify the correct time clause (sequence of tenses).
I’ll read the book before I will see the film.
I’ll read the book before I see the film.
I read the book before I see the film.
I’ll read the book before seeing the film.
Choose the correct sentence with after.
They arrived after the play begins.
They arrived after the play has begun.
They arrived after the play had begun.
They arrived after the play was begin.
Choose the correct sentence with as soon as.
As soon as he will finish, we will leave.
As soon as he finishes, we will leave.
As soon as he finished, we will leave.
As soon as he finishing, we will leave.
Identify the correct sentence with no sooner … than.
No sooner had I arrived when it started raining.
No sooner I had arrived than it started raining.
No sooner had I arrived than it started raining.
No sooner did I arrived than it started raining.
Choose the correct sentence with the moment.
The moment I saw her, I understood everything.
The moment I will see her, I understood everything.
The moment I see her, I understood everything.
The moment seeing her, I understood everything.
Choose the correct tense in a future time clause.
We’ll be very busy when the rehearsals will start.
We’ll be very busy when the rehearsals start.
We’ll be very busy when the rehearsals started.
We’ll be very busy when starting the rehearsals.
Identify the correct sentence with after.
We’ll leave after the meeting will finish.
We’ll leave after the meeting finishes.
We’ll leave after the meeting finished.
We’ll leave after finishing the meeting will.
Choose the correct sentence with when (question word).
When you will get home?
When do you get home?
When are you get home?
When you get home?
Select the correct clause of purpose using to-infinitive.
The actor put on makeup change his appearance.
The actor put on makeup to change his appearance.
The actor put on makeup for change his appearance.
The actor put on makeup so change his appearance.
Identify the correct formal purpose structure.
The actor put on makeup so change his appearance.
The actor put on makeup in order change his appearance.
The actor put on makeup in order to change his appearance.
The actor put on makeup for to change his appearance.
Choose the correct sentence with so that.
She whispered so that not wake the baby.
She whispered so that she wouldn’t wake the baby.
She whispered so that won’t wake the baby.
She whispered so not to wake the baby loudly.
Select the correct formal structure with so that … might.
He spoke quietly so that nobody hears him.
He spoke quietly so that nobody will hear him.
He spoke quietly so that nobody might hear him.
He spoke quietly so that nobody to hear him.
Identify the correct sentence with in order that.
She left early in order she could catch the bus.
She left early in order that she could catch the bus.
She left early in order to she could catch the bus.
She left early in order catching the bus.
Choose the correct sentence with for + noun (purpose).
We went to the cinema to some entertainment.
We went to the cinema for some entertainment.
We went to the cinema for entertain.
We went to the cinema to entertainment.
Select the correct sentence with for + gerund.
A chisel is used for sculpt stone.
A chisel is used for sculpting stone.
A chisel is used for to sculpt stone.
A chisel is used for sculpture stone.
Identify the correct use of in case (present reference).
Take an umbrella in case it will rain.
Take an umbrella in case it rains.
Take an umbrella in case raining.
Take an umbrella in case it rained.
Choose the correct use of in case (past reference).
They took coats in case it was cold.
They took coats in case it will be cold.
They took coats in case it is cold.
They took coats in case being cold.
Identify the correct negative purpose (so as not to).
He whispered so as not wake the baby.
He whispered so as not to wake the baby.
He whispered so not wake the baby.
He whispered so not to wake the baby.
Choose the correct sentence with so that … can’t.
The door was locked so that nobody enters.
The door was locked so that nobody couldn’t enter.
The door was locked so that nobody could enter.
The door was locked so nobody can enter.
Select the correct sentence with fear (that).
He looked back for fear that he might lose his balance.
He looked back for fear to lose his balance.
He looked back for fearing that he might lose balance.
He looked back for fear losing his balance.
Identify the correct structure with avoid + -ing.
You should avoid see this play.
You should avoid to see this play.
You should avoid seeing this play.
You should avoid seen this play.
Choose the correct structure with prevent + object + from + -ing.
She prevented him shake hands.
She prevented him from shaking hands.
She prevented him to shake hands.
She prevented him shaking hands from.
Select the correct clause of result (so … that).
The hall was so crowded everyone couldn’t see the stage.
The hall was so crowded that everyone couldn’t see the stage.
The hall was very crowded that everyone couldn’t see the stage.
The hall was such crowded that everyone couldn’t see the stage.
Identify the correct clause of result (such … that).
It was such good performance that we applauded loudly.
It was so a good performance that we applauded loudly.
It was such a good performance that we applauded loudly.
It was very a good performance that we applauded loudly.
Choose the correct structure with such + plural noun.
There were such amazing effects that everyone was impressed.
There were so amazing effects that everyone was impressed.
There were such an amazing effects that everyone was impressed.
There were very amazing effects that everyone was impressed.
Select the correct result clause with too.
He was too tired that he couldn’t continue.
He was very tired that he couldn’t continue.
He was too tired to continue.
He was such tired that he couldn’t continue.
Identify the correct sentence with enough.
She wasn’t enough strong to lift the box.
She wasn’t strong enough to lift the box.
She wasn’t so strong enough to lift the box.
She wasn’t strong to lift the box enough.
Choose the correct clause of reason with because.
He took a taxi because it was raining.
He took a taxi because of it was raining.
He took a taxi because raining.
He took a taxi for it was raining.
Identify the correct sentence with for (formal written style).
I didn’t tell her anything, because I don’t trust her.
I didn’t tell her anything, for I don’t trust her.
I didn’t tell her anything for not trust her.
I didn’t tell her anything, for because I don’t trust her.
Choose the correct sentence where for is NOT acceptable.
I didn’t join the drama club because I can’t act.
I didn’t join the drama club for I can’t act.
I stayed at home because I was ill.
She left early because she felt tired.
Select the correct clause introduced by as / since.
Since he has no money, he stayed at home.
Since he has no money, he will stayed at home.
As he has no money, he stay at home.
As he has no money, he staying at home.
Identify the correct sentence with the reason why.
The reason why she was late was missing the train.
The reason why she was late was that she missed the train.
Choose the correct structure with because of/ due to.
The match was cancelled because the rain.
The match was cancelled due to it was raining.
The match was cancelled because of the rain.
The match was cancelled because raining.
Select the correct sentence with in view of.
The TV series was cancelled in view low ratings.
The TV series was cancelled in view of low ratings.
The TV series was cancelled in view that ratings were low.
The TV series was cancelled in view ratings were low.
Identify the correct use of out of(reason).
He went to the concert out curiosity.
He went to the concert out of curiosity.
He went to the concert out from curiosity.
He went to the concert out curiosity of.
Choose the correct sentence with considering / seeing that.
Considering she is young, she is very talented.
Considering she young, she is very talented.
Seeing that young she is, she is talented.
Considering being young, she is very talented.
Identify the correct sentence following sequence of tenses.
Since she has injured her arm, she couldn’t train.
Since she injured her arm, she can’t train.
Since she injured her arm, she can’t trained.
Since she has injured her arm, she couldn’t trained.
Choose the correct exclamation with What + a/an.
What talented musician!
What a talented musician!
What a talented a musician!
What an talented musician!
Select the correct exclamation with uncountable noun.
What beautiful musics!
What a beautiful music!
What beautiful music!
How beautiful music!
Identify the correct exclamation with How.
How talented she sings!
How talent she sings!
How beautifully she sings!
What beautifully she sings!
Choose the correct exclamation with plural noun.
What a quiet pupils!
What quiet pupils!
How quiet pupils!
What quietly pupils!
Select the correct emphatic exclamation.
Isn’t the weather lovely!
Doesn’t the weather lovely!
Isn’t lovely the weather!
Isn’t weather lovely!
Choose the correct present participle clause.
The audience sat in silence, listened to the concert.
The audience sat in silence, listening to the concert.
The audience sat in silence, listen concert.
The audience sat in silence, to listen to the concert.
Identify the correct replacement of a relative clause.
The boy who is playing the piano is Tom.
The boy playing the piano is Tom.
The boy played the piano is Tom.
The boy plays the piano is Tom.
Select the correct participle clause with while.
Maria dusted the furniture, while listening to music.
Maria dusted the furniture, while she listened music.
Maria dusted furniture while listen to music.
Maria dusted the furniture, while to listen music.
Choose the sentence where participle clause is NOT correct.
While listening to music, Maria dusted the furniture.
Booking in advance, you save money.
Because he was feeling upset, he left the room.
Feeling upset, he left the room.
Choose the correct sentence with where.
The place where he live is London.
The place where he living is London.
The place where he lives is London.
The place where he is live is London.
Choose the correct sentence.
This is the place which I was born.
This is the place where I was born.
This is the place that I was born in it.
This is the place in that I was born.
Identify the correct sentence with wherever.
Wherever he goes, he takes his guitar with him.
Wherever he will go, he takes his guitar with him.
Wherever he goes, he took his guitar.
Wherever going, he takes his guitar.
Choose the correct clause of place with comparison.
As far as I know, she lives near here.
As far as she lives, I know.
As far as where she lives, I know.
As far as knowing, she lives here.
Select the correct sentence with as long as / as high as.
The kite flew as high as the wind allowed.
The kite flew as high than the wind allowed.
The kite flew as much high as the wind allowed.
The kite flew so high as the wind allowed.
Identify the correct tense in a clause of place.
Nina will go see her favourite band wherever they will perform.
Nina will go see her favourite band wherever they perform.
Nina goes see her favourite band wherever they will perform.
Nina will go seeing her favourite band wherever they perform.
Choose the correct present participle clause (formal style).
Being it was late for the show, we took a taxi.
Being late for the show, we took a taxi.
Was late for the show, we took a taxi.
Being were late for the show, we took a taxi.
Identify the correct use of a past participle replacing a relative clause.
The camera using to film this scene is expensive.
The camera used to film this scene is expensive.
The camera was used filming this scene is expensive.
The camera which used to film this scene is expensive.
Choose the correct participle clause expressing concession.
Although praised by critics, the book was not a best-seller.
Although praising by critics, the book was a best-seller.
Praised critics, the book was not a best-seller.
Praising by critics, the book was not a best-seller.
Select the correct conditional participle clause.
If accepted onto the theatre course, you will work very hard.
Accepted onto the theatre course, you will work very hard.
Accepting onto the theatre course, you will work very hard.
Being accepted onto the theatre course, you will work very hard.
Identify the correct sentence with viewed (no conjunction).
Viewed the stage lights, the show looked impressive.
Viewed from the back of the theatre, the stage looked impressive.
Viewed the back of the theatre, the stage looked impressive.
Viewed from the theatre, looked impressive the stage.
Choose the correct sentence following participle time rules.
After informed about the concert cancellation, we made other plans.
After being informed about the concert cancellation, we made other plans.
After having informed about the concert cancellation, we made other plans.
After informed that the concert was cancelled, we made other plans.
Select the correct perfect participle (active).
Booked a ticket, we went to the play.
Having booked a ticket, we went to the play.
Having booking a ticket, we went to the play.
Have booked a ticket, we went to the play.
Identify the correct perfect participle (passive).
Having been make redundant, he went back to university.
Having been made redundant, he went back to university.
Been made redundant, he went back to university.
Having make redundant, he went back to university.
Choose the sentence where the participle subject is correct.
Being ripe, the farmers picked the apples.
Being ripe, the apples picked the farmers.
Being ripe, the apples were picking by farmers.
Being ripe, the farmers were picked apples.
Choose the correct adjective position (before noun).
She had a talk with students very behaviour.
She had a talk with behaviour students very.
She had a talk with very well-behaved students.
She had a talk with behaved very students.
Identify the correct adjective after a linking verb.
The vessel appeared worthly for the journey.
The vessel appeared worthy for the journey.
The vessel appeared worthy of the journey.
The vessel appeared worth the journey of.
Choose the correct adjective with suffix -able.
This problem is solvable.
This problem is solveable.
This problem is solving.
This problem is solvedable.
Select the correct adjective with suffix -less.
He made a careless mistake.
He made a carefulness mistake.
He made a care-less mistake.
He made a caringless mistake.
Identify the correct adjective with suffix -ful.
She gave a helpful advice.
She gave a help advice.
She gave a helpful piece of advice.
She gave a helping advice.
Choose the correct adjective with suffix -ly.
He spoke in a friendly way.
He spoke friendly.
He spoke friendlily.
He spoke in a friend way.
Select the correct adjective with prefix un-.
The decision was unlogical.
The decision was illogical.
The decision was nonlogical.
The decision was dislogical.
Identify the correct adjective with prefix im-.
This task is impossible.
This task is unpossible.
This task is inspossible.
This task is nonpossible.
Choose the correct adjective with prefix ir-.
His behaviour was irresponsable.
His behaviour was irresponsible.
His behaviour was unresponsible.
His behaviour was nonresponsible.
Select the correct adjective with prefix over-.
He is overconfident about his skills.
He is too confident over his skills.
He is overconfidence about his skills.
He is overconfidented about his skills.
Identify the correct adjective with prefix under-.
The workers were underpaid.
The workers were lesspaid.
The workers were unpaidly.
The workers were lowpaid.
Choose the correct compound adjective (present participle).
a never ending journey
a never-ending journey
a never ending-journey
a never ended journey
Identify the correct compound adjective with a number.
a three-hours delay
a three hour delay
a three-hour delay
a three-hours-delay
Select the correct compound adjective with well.
well behaving children
well-behaved children
well behavedly children
good behaved children
Choose the correct adjective formed from a past participle.
bad-made furniture
badly made furniture
bad made furniture
badly-made furniture
Identify the correct sentence using an opinion adjective.
The lecture was ancient.
The lecture was marble.
The lecture was mediocre.
The lecture was wooden.
Choose the correct sentence using a fact adjective.
It was an interesting silver ring.
It was a silver ring.
It was a lovely silver ring.
It was a beautiful ring silver.
Select the correct position of adjectives after an indefinite pronoun.
Something interesting happened.
Interesting something happened.
Something happened interesting.
Interesting happened something.
Choose the correct sentence with someone / something.
Someone neutral was speaking.
Neutral someone was speaking.
Someone neutral was speaking.
Someone neutrally was speaking.
Identify the correct order of adjectives.
a brown small wooden box
a small wooden brown box
a small brown wooden box
a wooden brown small box
Choose the correct adjective order (opinion → size → colour → origin).
a Swiss lovely small watch
a small Swiss lovely watch
a lovely small Swiss watch
a Swiss small lovely watch
Select the correct sentence with ordinal numbers.
the three first days
the first three days
the three firstly days
the first third days
Identify the adjective that is NOT followed by a noun.
alone
wooden
round
Italian
Choose the correct sentence with an adjective of emotion.
The CEO was absent meeting.
The CEO was absent from the meeting.
The CEO was absent to the meeting.
The CEO absent the meeting.
Select the correct sentence with fixed adjective position.
His inner circle politicians supported him.
His circle inner politicians supported him.
His inner circle supported him.
His circle supported inner him.
Identify the correct use of present as an adjective.
The present students are in class.
The students present are in class.
The students now present are in class.
The present the students are in class.
Choose the correct sentence with concerned.
A concerned father asked about safety.
A concerning father asked about safety.
A concern father asked about safety.
A father was concerning about safety.
Select the correct sentence with concerned / concerning.
The issue is concerned many people.
The issue is concerning many people.
The issue is concern many people.
The issue is concerned about many people.
Choose the correct sentence with as + noun.
Facilities for disabled were added.
Facilities for the disabled were added.
Facilities for disabled people were added the.
Facilities disabled were added.
Select the correct sentence with material adjectives.
a silk dress
a silky dress
a silken dressly
a silkky dress
Identify the correct contrast with material adjectives.
a stone heart
a stony heart
a stone-hearted person
a heart stony
Choose the correct sentence with place adjectives.
the upstairs room
the up room
the room upstaired
the upstaired room
Select the correct sentence with commas between adjectives.
She is a brilliant French young writer.
She is a young brilliant French writer.
She is a brilliant, young French writer.
She is a French, young, brilliant writer.
Identify the correct use of an adverb.
Aknur was extreme pleased with her exam results.
Aknur was extremely pleased with her exam results.
Aknur was extreme pleasing with her exam results.
Aknur was extremely pleasing with her exam results.
Choose the correct sentence with an adverbial phrase.
She described the process clearly.
She described the process this morning.
Correct sentence using an adverb of manner
She described careful the process.
She described the process careful.
She described the process carefully.
She carefully described process the.
Correct sentence using an adverb of time
We have lately some problems with our computer.
We have had lately some problems with our computer.
We have had some problems with our computer lately.
Lately we have had problems some with our computer.
Correct use of near / nearly
I nearly live to my workplace.
I live nearly to my workplace.
I live near my workplace.
I nearly live my workplace.
Correct sentence with nearly
I nearly missed the bus.
I near missed the bus.
I nearly miss the bus yesterday.
I missed nearly the bus.
Correct use of adverb of degree
The plane came short of the runway.
The plane short came of the runway.
The plane came shortly of the runway.
The plane came short from the runway.
Correct sentence with shortly
The meeting starts shortly.
The meeting starts short.
Shortly the meeting starts tomorrow ago.
The meeting shortly start.
Correct use of pretty as an adverb
Everyone noticed the pretty dressed woman.
Everyone noticed the woman dressed pretty.
Everyone noticed the pretty dress woman.
Everyone noticed pretty the woman dressed.
Correct sentence using wide / widely
This fact is wide known.
This fact is widely known.
This fact widely is known.
This fact is known wide.
Correct sentence with wrong / wrongly
He tied the knot wrong.
He wrongly tied the knot wrong.
He tied wrongly the knot wrong.
He wrong tied the knot.
Correct sentence using wrongly
He was wrong accused of the crime.
He was wrongly accused of the crime.
He wrongly was accused the crime.
He was accused wrongly crime.
Correct sentence with adverb of frequency
She attends frequently meetings.
She frequently attends meetings.
She attends meetings frequent.
Frequently she attend meetings.
Correct sentence with adverb placed after be
Our manager frequently is in meetings.
Our manager is frequently in meetings.
Our manager is in meetings frequently always.
Our manager frequently in meetings is.
Correct sentence with two verbs
We don't frequently attend meetings.
We frequently don't attend meetings.
We don't attend frequently meetings.
We don't frequently attend meetings.
Correct use of never / hardly
He hardly never travels abroad.
He never hardly travels abroad.
He hardly ever travels abroad.
He ever hardly travels abroad.
Correct sentence with adverb of manner at the end
The teacher firmly spoke to the children.
The teacher spoke firmly to the children.
Firmly the teacher spoke the children.
The teacher spoke to firmly the children.
Correct sentence with emphasis
The teacher spoke to the children firmly even though she was angry.
The teacher firmly spoke even though to the children she was angry.
The teacher spoke firmly even she angry was.
Firmly the teacher even spoke the children.
Correct sentence with adverb at the beginning
Often I am late for school.
Often, I am late for school.
I am late often for school.
I often late am for school.
Correct sentence using linking adverbs
First we discussed the issue, however we made a decision.
First, we discussed the issue; however, we made a decision.
First we discussed however the issue we made decision.
First however we discussed issue decision.
Correct sentence with hard / hardly
She worked hardly to succeed.
She worked hard to succeed.
She hardly worked to succeed.
She worked harder hardly.
Correct sentence using adverbial phrase
She described clearly the process at the meeting.
She described the process clearly at the meeting.
She described clearly process the meeting at.
She clearly described at the meeting process.
Correct sentence with adverb order (manner–place–time)
The children waited at the bus stop impatiently this morning.
The children waited impatiently at the bus stop this morning.
The children waited this morning impatiently at the bus stop.
The children waited at the bus stop this morning impatient.
Correct use of non-gradable adjective
The solution is very perfect.
The solution is quite perfect.
The solution is absolutely perfect.
The solution is rather perfect.
Correct sentence with gradable adjective
The weather is absolutely warm today.
The weather is quite warm today.
The weather is totally warm today.
The weather is completely warm today.
Correct sentence with quite
He is quite exhausted after the race.
He is quite tired after the race.
He is quite impossible to stop.
He is quite freezing today.
Correct sentence with rather
She is rather very disappointed.
She is very rather disappointed.
She is rather disappointed with the results.
She rather is disappointed the results.
Correct sentence with fairly / pretty
He is fairly exhausted after work.
He is pretty exhausted after work.
He is fairly tired after work.
He is absolutely tired after work.
Correct sentence with comparative adjective
This task is more easier than the previous one.
This task is easier than the previous one.
This task is the easier than the previous one.
This task is much easiest than the previous one.
Correct sentence with superlative adjective
She is the most competitive in the team.
She is the more competitive in the team.
Correct sentence using less / least
This is the less important issue.
This is less important than the others.
This is the least important than others.
This is the more less important issue.
Correct sentence with irregular comparative
Her results are more better this year.
Her results are better this year.
Her results are best this year than before.
Her results are most better this year.
Correct sentence with adverb comparison
She works more hard than her sister.
She works harder than her sister.
She works the hardest than her sister.
She works very harder than her sister.
Correct sentence with much modifying comparative
This exam is much easier than the last one.
This exam is very easier than the last one.
This exam is absolutely easier than the last one.
This exam is quite easiest than the last one.
Correct sentence with non-gradable adjective (materials/purpose)
It is very wooden table.
It is quite wooden table.
It is a wooden table.
It is absolutely wooden table.
Correct sentence with adjectives of opinion + fact order
She bought a leather beautiful bag.
She bought a beautiful leather bag.
She bought a leather bag beautiful.
She bought beautiful a leather bag.
Correct sentence with multiple adjectives
He lives in a small old stone house.
He lives in an old small stone house.
Correct sentence with adjective as noun
The unemployed is suffering from lack of jobs.
Unemployed are suffering from lack of jobs.
The unemployed are suffering from lack of jobs.
The unemployed is suffer from lack of jobs.
Correct sentence with comparative structure
This is the more interesting book I’ve read.
This is more interesting than any book I’ve read.
This is the most interesting than the others.
This is much interesting than others.
Correct sentence with as … as
She is as more intelligent as her brother.
She is as intelligent than her brother.
She is as intelligent as her brother.
She is so intelligent as her brother.
Correct sentence with negative comparison
This solution is no better than the previous one.
This solution is not best than the previous one.
This solution is no best than the previous one.
This solution is not better that the previous one.
Correct sentence using as … as
This book is so detailed as the other.
This book is as detailed as the other.
This book is more detailed as the other.
This book is detailed as much as the other.
Correct negative comparison with not as / so … as
This book is not so humorous than the first one.
This book is not as humorous as the first one.
This book is not humorous as the first one.
This book is so humorous as the first one not.
Correct sentence with just as
She is friendly just as her sister.
She is just as friendly as her sister.
She is just friendly as her sister.
She just is friendly as her sister.
