Comparatives & Superlatives
What is the comparative form of "tall"?
Taller
Choose the correct form: "Look at those clouds! It ______ rain."
is going to
Fill in the blank: “That’s the boy _____ won the race.”
who
What is a “loan”?
Money borrowed from a bank or person that must be paid back.
Fix the mistake: “She taller than her sister.”
She is taller than her sister.
Complete the sentence: "This sofa is __________ than that one." (comfortable)
more comfortable
Which is more appropriate: I think I ______ pass the exam.
will
Choose the correct pronoun: “This is the house _____ we used to live.”
where
This word describes money you pay every month to buy a house.
Mortgage
Choose: “They _____ visit their grandparents this weekend.”
are going to
What is the superlative of "bad"?
The worst
What’s the difference between “I will help you” and “I’m going to help you”?
“Will” is spontaneous; “going to” is planned.
Fill in the blank: “Do you know the man _____ dog is barking?”
whose
What is the meaning of “financial”?
Related to money, budgeting, or economics.
Combine: “This is my teacher. She taught me last year.”
This is my teacher who taught me last year.
Correct the sentence: "That is the most easiest question on the test."
That is the easiest question on the test.
Create a sentence using “going to” to talk about a personal plan.
I’m going to study all weekend.
Combine the two sentences using a relative pronoun: “That’s my friend. He lives in Spain.”
That’s my friend who lives in Spain.
Give an example of something that is a “waste” of money.
Buying something you never use, like an expensive gadget.
Use the word “mortgage” in a sentence.
My parents are still paying their mortgage.
Make a sentence using both a comparative and a superlative.
My phone is cheaper than hers, but his is the cheapest.
Fix this sentence: “He will going to watch a movie tonight.”
He is going to watch a movie tonight.
What is wrong with this sentence? “The car who is red is mine.”
It should be “The car which is red is mine.”
Saving money helps avoid waste and keeps your finances healthy.
Fix the sentence: “Whose is the man that lives next door?”
Who is the man that lives next door?