Comparative ModifiersSet 3

1The harder this student works, ..... he becomes.
2Choose what kind of comparative is?He hit the ball more powerfully than his brother.
3Those shoes are ....., I will never be able to buy them.
4We moved to another house because the previous one wasn't big .....
5Despite what Jack says, Larry Bird was a far better all-around player than Steph Curry.
6Create a comparative sentence using the intensifier 'considerably'.
7You can guess ..... I don't know happy they were!
8She is not patient ..... with children.
9And, as a result, ending up eating less calories than they had with the low-fat meals.
10Teenagers spend ..... time socializing online than studying online.
11This laser printer is ..... more efficient than that one.
12Madrid is ..... bigger than Granada.
13Give an example of a sentence using the intensifier 'much' to intensify a comparative.
14Choose the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjective: Which adjective has the same form for its comparative and superlative (except for the use of 'the')?
15Choose the right option:I have ..... much time to spare today, is my free day.
16A:We had a scary taxi ride from the airport.B:Scary? It was ..... terrifying!
17They have ..... paper than we have.
18Choose the correct comparison structure to complete the sentence: The film was ..... than its prequel.
19If something is "genuinely surprising," it is:
20Choose the correct form of the modifier in parentheses to complete the sentence. This birthday was ..... than any other. (memorable)
21The results were ..... better than expected, surprising everyone involved.
22The beacon's bearing changes the faster:
23Choose the correct modifier to fill in the blank.In Asia it is unacceptable to "go Dutch," to pay one's own way. It is ..... to determine in advance who will be the host and who will be the guest.
24My father drives more slowly ..... my mother.
25Choose the best answer:This is ..... better than that. In fact, there is really no ..... (compare)
26What word do we always use in front of a comparative adverb?
27Choose the correct modifier to fill in the blank.In Germany the ..... gesture is to bring a floral bouquet or a box of chocolates to the host.
28I didn't expect that he would be so much taller than me. A) didn't B) expect C) would D) so much
29This soup is ..... to eat.
30I met Brian ..... than 10 minutes ago.
31I like your dress .....
32She is ..... I expect.
33Henry's watch is more expensive as mine.
34Choose the correct form of the modifier in the sentence. Venus is the more brilliant of all the planets.
35Fill in the correct comparative marker: This armchair in my office is much cheaper ..... the sofa.
36My house is ..... than yours. Yours is more spacious.
37John: "I hear Paul has a job at a restaurant." Kelly: "Well, it's ..... a restaurant as a cafe nearby."
38Computers that once took up entire rooms are now ..... to put on desktops and into wristwatches.
39The music is ..... loud to concentrate.
40Used to compare
41It gets ..... to understand what the professor has explained.
42When i give her a car, she looks .....
43In the sentence 'He was extremely happy with his gift, ' which word shows the intensity of his happiness?
44Paul had never run ..... before
45This fish is ..... huge.
46Choose the best option (A, B, C or D) to complete the sentence: There's ..... smoke here. I can't breathe.
47Which word connects the comparatives?
48The milk was ..... good that we couldn't stop drinking it.
49With my new Internet connection, I can download files ..... than before.
50..... have degrees of comparison.
51He was too tired to continue working.
52What is the purpose of using intensifiers in comparative structures?
53Select the sentence with the correct gradable adjective that has the same meaning as:-She is exhausted.
54The bridge was so low that the bus couldn't go under it.
55Sometimes city people talk much pessimistically than country people.
56This car doesn't cost ..... the other one because it's not new.
57This is ..... (Ini adalah kaos tua yang mengerikan)
58Analyse the impact of the modifier in the sentence: "The slightly cold breeze was refreshing."
59We have got ..... noisy neighbours that we are trying to move house.
60He is ..... thin and needs to gain weight.
61My mom is ..... (95%) busy with all the hosework so I am ..... (5%) interested on going out.