Correcting Mistakes
Rewrite the following sentence with the correct adjective: "She is more smarter than her brother."
more smarter—smarter
Choose the correct form: "She is the (happiest/happier) person I know."
happiest
What is the comparative form of "good"?
better
Identify the adjective(s) in the sentence: "The tall building is impressive."
tall, impressive
Correct the double negative: "I don't need no help."
I don't need any help.
Correct the error: "This is the bestest pizza I've ever had."
This is the best pizza I've ever had.
Fill in the blank: "He runs (quickly/quick) when he is late."
quickly
Write the superlative form of "happy."
happiest
Find the adverb: "He quickly finished his homework."
quickly
Fix this sentence: "She can't hardly wait for her birthday."
She can hardly wait for her birthday.
Identify and correct the mistake: "He has a gooder chance of winning."
gooder—better
Select the right word: "This test is (easy/easier) than the last one."
easier
Identify the comparative form in this sentence: "She is taller than her sister."
taller
Determine if "beautiful" is an adjective or adverb in this sentence: "She is a beautiful singer."
Adjective
Identify and correct: "He never said nothing about the party."
He never said anything about the party.
Revise this sentence: "My car is as fast than yours."
My car is faster than yours.
Choose the appropriate form: "That was (bad/badly) handled."
badly
Write a sentence using "more" to compare two actions.
Answers vary
Identify the adjective: "The movie was incredibly exciting."
exciting
Revise: "I don't want no trouble."
I don't want any trouble.
Correct the comparison: "This task is more easier than that one."
This task is easier than that one is.
Identify the correct form: "She dances (graceful/gracefully)."
gracefully
Create a sentence comparing three people using the superlative form of an adjective.
Answers vary
What role does "slowly" play in this sentence: "He walked slowly to the store"?
adverb
Correct: "They didn't see nobody at the event."
They didn't see anybody at the event.