Yesterday, I _____ to school by bus. (go)
went
Yesterday, I _____ my keys at home. (leave)
left
An elephant is _____ than a mouse. (big)
bigger
This exercise is _____ than the last one. (easy)
easier
describes someone who smiles a lot and feels joy.
happy
Last night, she _____ a delicious pizza. (eat)
ate
Correct the mistake: “She goed to the park yesterday.”
went
My brother is _____ than me. (tall)
taller
My new school is _____ than my old school. (large)
larger
describes a person who learns and understands things quickly.
clever, intelligent
We _____ a great film at the cinema last weekend. (see)
saw
Last weekend, I _____ my best friend, _____ lunch with her, and _____ her a present. (meet / have / give)
met, had, gave
This is the _____ book in the library. (interesting)
most interesting
Correct the mistake: “This exercise is more easier than the previous one.”
easier
describes something that costs a lot of money.
expensive
Find and correct the two mistakes: “She didn't went to school because she feeled sick.”
went -->go feeled-->felt
Correct the mistake: “We buyed some sandwiches before the trip.”
bought
A cheetah is _____ than a lion. (fast)
faster
Of the three routes, the mountain road is the _____, but it is also the _____ to drive along. (narrow / dangerous)
narrowest, most dangerous
describes someone who is not afraid of danger.
brave
They _____ their grandparents and _____ them some flowers yesterday. (meet / give)
met, gave
Last summer, we _____ to Italy, and it was the _____ holiday of my life! (fly / good)
flew, best
Sarah is the _____ student in the class, and she is _____ than her brother. (clever / clever)
cleverest, more clever
The _____ you practise, the _____ your English becomes. (much / good)
more, better
helpful, kind