Adverb Comparatives
What is the comparative of fast?
faster
What pronoun means one thing that is near you?
This
What is the comparative of old?
older
Complete: “You should ___ studied harder.”
have
Which connective shows contrast: although or in order to?
although
What is the superlative of carefully?
the most carefully
What is the plural of one?
ones
What is the superlative of dry?
the driest
What comes after should have?
past participle (V3)
Complete: “We work together ___ reduce pollution.”
in order to
Complete: “She sings ___ than me.” (well)
better
Give an indefinite pronoun meaning “not anybody.”
nobody
What is the comparative of beautiful?
more beautiful
“We got wet. We ___ have taken umbrellas.”
should
Complete: “We need reservoirs ___ we can save water.”
so that
Complete: “He ran ___ than everyone else.” (energetically)
more energetically
Which is correct: “an old one” or “an old ones”?
an old one
Complete: “This is ___ impressive landscape I’ve ever seen.”
the most impressive
Which is correct for a past mistake: “should take” or “should have taken”?
should have taken
Which is better? “in order to wildlife is protected” OR “so that wildlife is protected”?
so that wildlife is protected
What are the three forms of badly?
badly → worse → the worst
What type of pronoun is several?
quantitative pronoun
Which form should you use when comparing two things: comparative or superlative?
comparative
What is the more formal alternative to should have?
ought to have
What is the difference between while/whereas and although?
While/whereas compares two facts; although shows a surprising contrast.