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    This document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. It includes 16 multiple choice questions testing the correct use of comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs, such as using "than" in comparisons, "more" vs. "most", and determining the grammatically appropriate superlative form like "hardest" vs. "more hard". The questions cover a range of topics including size, ability, expense, speed, and difficulty to exemplify when to use comparative and superlative forms in English.

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    This document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. It includes 16 multiple choice questions testing the correct use of comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs, such as using "than" in comparisons, "more" vs. "most", and determining the grammatically appropriate superlative form like "hardest" vs. "more hard". The questions cover a range of topics including size, ability, expense, speed, and difficulty to exemplify when to use comparative and superlative forms in English.

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    This document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. It includes 16 multiple choice questions testing the correct use of comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs, such as using "than" in comparisons, "more" vs. "most", and determining the grammatically appropriate superlative form like "hardest" vs. "more hard". The questions cover a range of topics including size, ability, expense, speed, and difficulty to exemplify when to use comparative and superlative forms in English.

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    This document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. It includes 16 multiple choice questions testing the correct use of comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs, such as using "than" in comparisons, "more" vs. "most", and determining the grammatically appropriate superlative form like "hardest" vs. "more hard". The questions cover a range of topics including size, ability, expense, speed, and difficulty to exemplify when to use comparative and superlative forms in English.

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    Comparatives and Superlatives

    Q1 - It's better ____ I thought.

    as
    then
    than
    like
    Q2 - Brazil is _____ England.

    biger than
    bigger as
    bigger than
    biger as
    Q3 - She is _____ in the class

    the best
    best
    better than
    as good as
    Q4 - I'm not as successful ___ she is.

    as
    like
    than
    then
    Q5 - It was ______ expensive restaurant I've ever been to.

    more
    the more
    most
    the most
    Q6 - I'd like some ____ information.

    farther
    further
    Either could be used here.
    Q7 - It's ____ art collection in Europe.
    finer
    finest
    the finer
    the finest
    Q8 - It was ____ than I was expecting.

    cheaper
    cheapest
    Either could be used here.
    Q9 - This is the ______ kitchen I've ever seen.

    dirtyest
    dirtiest
    Either could be used here.
    Q10 - Which is ____ of the two?

    more difficult
    most difficult
    Either could be used here.
    Q11 - She finished ____ than everyone else.

    more quickly
    quicker
    Either could be used here.
    Q12 - The underground is ____ buses.

    more expensive
    most expensive
    the most expensive
    more expensive than
    Q13 - The plane would be _____ than the coach.

    more quickly
    quicker
    Either could be used here.
    Q14 - It was ____ test I have ever done.

    the most hard


    the hardest
    Either could be used here.
    Q15 - There were ____ people at the game than expected.

    most
    more
    many
    Q16 - The _____ difficult thing was communication.

    more
    most
    It depends on how many things there were.

    Q1 - It's better ____ I thought.

    as
    then
    than
    like
    Q2 - Brazil is _____ England.

    biger than
    bigger as
    bigger than
    biger as
    Q3 - She is _____ in the class

    the best
    best
    better than
    as good as
    Q4 - I'm not as successful ___ she is.

    as
    like
    than
    then
    Q5 - It was ______ expensive restaurant I've ever been to.

    more
    the more
    most
    the most
    Q6 - I'd like some ____ information.

    farther
    further
    Either could be used here.
    Q7 - It's ____ art collection in Europe.

    finer
    finest
    the finer
    the finest
    Q8 - It was ____ than I was expecting.

    cheaper
    cheapest
    Either could be used here.
    Q9 - This is the ______ kitchen I've ever seen.

    dirtyest
    dirtiest
    Either could be used here.
    Q10 - Which is ____ of the two?

    more difficult
    most difficult
    Either could be used here.
    Q11 - She finished ____ than everyone else.

    more quickly
    quicker
    Either could be used here.
    Q12 - The underground is ____ buses.

    more expensive
    most expensive
    the most expensive
    more expensive than
    Q13 - The plane would be _____ than the coach.

    more quickly
    quicker
    Either could be used here.
    Q14 - It was ____ test I have ever done.

    the most hard


    the hardest
    Either could be used here.
    Q15 - There were ____ people at the game than expected.

    most
    more
    many
    Q16 - The _____ difficult thing was communication.

    more
    most
    It depends on how many things there were.

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