Irregular Past Verb
Comparative Adjective
Superlative Adjective
conjunction
100
eat

ate

100

big

a) biger

b) more bigger

c) more big

d) bigger

d) bigger
100

heavy

a) most heavyest

b) heaviest

c) heavyest

d) heavyiest

b) heaviest

100

Martin cleaned the carpets ______ made the beds.

a) but

b) and

c) or

d) because

b) and

200

go

went

200
pretty

a) prettier

b) prettyer

c) more prettyer

d) more pretter

a) prettier
200

low

a) lowest

b) most lowest

c) lowwest

d) most lowwest

a) lowest

200

Phuong likes Italian food, _____ she doesn't like Mexican food.

a) but

b) because

c) and

d) or

a) but

300

drive

drove

300

beautiful

a) more beautifuler

b) more beautiful

c) beautifuler

d) most beautiful

b) more beautiful

300

shiny

a) shiniest

b) most shiniest

c) most shiniy

d) shinyest

a) shiniest

300

Christopher eats lunch at his desk ______ in a restaurant.

a) because

b) and

c) but

d) or

d) or

400

make

made

400

bad

a) worst

b) worse

c) more bad

d) badder

b) worse

400

good

a) best

b) better

c) more good

d) most good

a) best

400

Roberto bought the brown recliner ______ it was on sale.

a) or

b) because

c) and

d) but

b) because

500

buy

bought

500

much

a) many

b) most

c) more

d) mucher

c) more

500

less

a) little

b) most less

c) least

d) lessest

c) least

500

Smart Department Store is bigger than Best Discounts, ______ the salespeople are nicer at Best Discounts.

a) but

b) because

c) or

d) and

a) but