Complete: This exam is___ ( difficult) that the previous one.
More difficult
Complete: Mount Everest is the ___ (high) mountain in the world.
highest
Question: Is water countable or uncountable?
Uncountable.
Question: Is apple countable or uncountable?
Countable
Question: Choose: My bag is ___ than yours. (heavy / heavier / heaviest)
heavier
Correct the mistake: My brother is more taller that me.
My brother is taller than me.
Question: Correct the mistake: She is the most tallest girl in the class.
She is the tallest girl in the class.
Question: Choose: How ___ sugar do you need? (many / much)
much
Question: Complete: There are ___ books on the table. (much / many)
many
Question: Complete: How ___ eggs and how ___ milk do we need? (many / much)
many eggs, much milk
Complete: The more you practise, the___(good) your English becomes.
Better.
Question: Complete: This is the ___ (bad) day of my life.
worst
Question: Correct the mistake: I have three informations.
I have three pieces of information.
Question: Correct the mistake: I have much friends at school.
I have many friends at school.
Question: Complete: This is the ___ (good) restaurant, but it is ___ (expensive) than the other one.
best; more expensive
Rewrite using a comparative: Tom is 12 years old. Alex is 15 years old.
Alex is older than Tom.
Question: Rewrite using a superlative: No other student in the class is taller than Maria.
Maria is the tallest student in the class.
Question: Complete: There isn't ___ milk in the fridge. (many / much / a few)
much
Question: Complete: There are only ___ chairs left, so we need more. (a little / a few)
a few
Question: Find and correct both mistakes: There are much people here, and this is the more interesting book.
There are many people here, and this is the most interesting book.
Question: Complete: This exercise is getting ___ (easy) and ___ (easy).
easier and easier
Question: Complete: Of all the subjects, math is the ___ (difficult) for me.
most difficult
Question: Rewrite correctly: I bought two breads and an advice from my teacher.
I bought two loaves of bread and a piece of advice from my teacher.
Question: Rewrite using How many: There are 25 students in the classroom.
How many students are there in the classroom? There are 25.
Question: Complete all the blanks: There are ___ (few) cars today than yesterday, but there is ___ (much) traffic because this is the ___ (bad) day of the week.
fewer; more; worst