Comparative Adjectives
The cat was smallest than my dog.
A) small
B) smaller
C) smalliest
D) No change
The cat was smallest than my dog.
B) smaller
The tire man yawned.
A) tired
B) tire
C) tireee
D) No change
The tire man yawned.
A) tired
The boy ran wild in the race.
A) wilder
B) wildly
C) wildest
D) No change
The boy ran wild in the race.
B) wildly
True or False:
impossible means not possible
True:
impossible means not possible
I watched the pasta cook in the boiling water.
How should this sentence be changed?
A I watched the pasta cook in the boil water.
B I watched the pasta cook in the boiled water.
C In the boiling water, I watched the pasta cook.
D No change
I watched the pasta cook in the boiling water.
How should this sentence be changed?
D No change
Although the cat was big, the dog was big.
A) bige
B) bigger
C) biggest
D) No change
Although the cat was big, the dog was big.
B) bigger
The boil water is hot.
A) boil
B) boiling
C) boill
D) No change
The boil water is hot.
B) boiling
The ballerina danced graceful.
A) gracefully
B) gracefuller
C) gracefulliest
D) No change
The ballerina danced graceful.
A) gracefully
True or False:
impatient means not patient
True:
impatient means not patient
Marty Feldman an actor played Igor.
How should this sentence be changed?
A Marty Feldman played Igor, an actor.
B Igor played Marty Feldman, an actor.
C Marty Feldman, an actor, played Igor.
D No change.
Marty Feldman an actor played Igor.
How should this sentence be changed?
C Marty Feldman, an actor, played Igor.
This week's episode was excitinger than last week's.
A) excitingest
B) more exciting
C) excited
D) No change
This week's episode was excitinger than last week's.
B) more exciting
The injury man went to the hospital.
A) injuring
B) injure
C) injured
D) No change
The injury man went to the hospital.
C) injured
He spoke soft.
A) softtt
B) softeier
C) softly
D) No change
He spoke soft.
C) softly
True or False:
unhappy means very happy
False:
unhappy means very happy
unhappy means not happy
I saw a whale walking beside the ocean.
How should this sentence be changed?
A Walked beside the ocean, I saw a whale.
B Walking beside the ocean, I saw a whale.
C I saw a whale, walking beside the ocean.
D No change.
I saw a whale walking beside the ocean.
B Walking beside the ocean, I saw a whale.
My cat was hungry, but her cat was hungrier.
A) hungry
B) hungeriest
C) hungary
D) No change
My cat was small, but her cat was smaller and his cat was the smallest of all.
D) No change
The cheering crowd is very happy.
A) cheers
B) cheered
C) cheer
D) No change
The cheering crowd is very happy.
D) No change
He yelled loudly.
A) loud
B) loudier
C) louddd
D) No change
He yelled loudly.
D) No change
The deep pool is the more shallow of the three pools.
A) shallowest
B) shallow
C) shall
D) No change
The deep pool is the more shallow of the three pools.
A) shallowest
The jump rabbit landed on the sidewalk.
A) jumper
B) jumps
C) jumping
D) No Change
The jump rabbit landed on the sidewalk.
C) jumping
The racers sped lightly and quicky.
A) light and quick
B) light and quickly
C) lightly and quickly
D) No change
The racers sped lightly and quicky.
C) lightly and quickly