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Double Comparatives Superlatives Error CorrectionSet 3

1What is the mistake in the sentence: "The films of Mr. Satyajit Ray are more seriouser than those of Mr. B. Kapoor"?

2What is the mistake in the sentence: "Kapoor wants to get the most best stars and the most best music for his movies"?

3Double comparative: The more technology advances, ..... our lives become.

4Select the sentence that correctly uses a double comparative to show something is happening continuously.

5True or False:The sentence 'Her performance was more better than his' is grammatically correct.

6Select the appropriate repeated comparative: "Traffic is getting ..... in the city."

7Find the mistake:Vietnam is more colder than London.

8Choose the correct structure of double comparative: "The faster you run, the ..... tired you get."

9She is the most smarter student in the class, according to her teacher.

10Yes or No: comparative + comparative expresses that something is changing: 'The clouds got bigger and bigger'

11Tick the suitable double comparative form. I find it ..... (difficult) to see him.

12Choose the correct sentence:a) John runs faster than anyone in his class. b) She is the most fastest runner in the team. c) This car is expensive than that one. d) My house is the more bigger than theirs.

13Sam is more lazier than Peter.What correction should be made to this sentence?

14Find the error: "The children are playing at the more better park."

15Which sentence shows an error in comparison?

16Which sentence uses a double comparative to show a continuous change?

17Which of the following sentences contains a double comparative? A) 'He is more intelligent than his peers.' B) 'The more you give, the more you receive.' C) 'She runs faster than anyone.'

18What are some common mistakes when using double comparatives?

19True or False:The phrase 'more taller' is a correct way to form a comparative adjective.

20Read the following sentences and tick the CORRECT one:

21Choose the correct repeated comparative: "He's becoming ..... patient with students."

22I don't know if I'll survive the exams. It's getting ..... to keep up.

23Tick the suitable double comparative form.In spring the weather gets ..... (warm).

24Which sentence contains an error in the use of a comparative or superlative adjective?

25True or False: The sentence 'This is the most heaviest box I've ever lifted' is grammatically correct.

26Why do writers use double comparatives in sentences?

27Positive, comparative, or superlative? Most helpfulest

28Which sentence correctly fixes the error in this statement:'That was the most worst movie I've ever seen!'

29The weather becomes .....