Comparative Adverbs
Identify the comparative adverb in the sentence.
Jay arrived later than Maru.
later
Identify the superlative adverb in the sentence.
Darren jumped the highest in the contest.
highest
Matthew doesn't never bring money for snacks.
Incorrect
Identify the appositive in the sentence.
Thor, a superhero, threw his hammer.
a superhero
Choose correct word to complete each sentence.
That was a (real/very) long movie.
very
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
Bob works (harder/more hard/more harder) than the other students.
harder
Identify the superlative adverb in the sentence.
My group works the most efficiently in our class.
most efficiently
Correct or incorrect?
I don't like watching movies unless I have something good to eat.
Correct
Identify the appositive in the sentence.
Bobby, the gray cat, drank milk.
the gray cat
Choose correct word to complete each sentence.
(Good/Well) done, Albert!
Well
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
Emily moves (gracefully/more gracefully/gracefuller) than Quelynn.
more gracefully
Choose the correct superlative adverb.
Healthy people tend to live the (longest/most long).
longest
Correct the sentence.
There isn't nobody in line today.
There isn't anybody in line today.
or
There is nobody in line today.
Identify the appositive in the sentence.
Mr. John, the dance teacher, worried about his student, a young and foolish girl.
the dance teacher
a young and foolish girl
Correct or incorrect?
I'm real excited about the new movie.
Incorrect - very
effectively
more effectively
What is the superlative adverb form?
strong
strongest
Correct the sentence.
Albert and I will not see that movie never.
Albert and I will not see that movie.
or
Albert and I will never see that movie.
Identify the appositive in the sentence.
The audience members shouted out the name of their favorite actor, Bobby Bob.
Bobby Bob
Correct or incorrect?
Darren likes to talk very much.
Correct
sharply
more sharply
What is the superlative adverb form?
sensitive
most sensitive
Choose the best negative to complete the sentence.
Jaden and I ___ watch the same movies because we have different tastes.
(never, no, nobody, nowhere, none)
Jaden and I never watch the same movies because we have different tastes.
Add commas where they are needed to correct the sentence.
Lake Park a beautiful park in Ilsan is a nice place to have a picnic.
Lake Park, a beautiful park in Ilsan, is a nice place to have a picnic.
Correct or incorrect?
The dancers performed (good/well) in the show I attended.
well