Comparatives/Superlatives
January is usually ______ month of the year.
the coldest/chilliest/iciest
a leather black bag
A black leather bag
I don’t have ______ time this week.
a lot of/much/lots of
She works in HR. → ______ does she work?
Where does she work?
You ______ to apologize for being late to the meeting.
ought
She is ______ person in the office.
the kindest/nicest/meanest/most wonderful/etc.
a Spanish beautiful old guitar
A beautiful old Spanish guitar
There are ______ emails in my inbox.
many/a lot of/lots of
They went to a meeting yesterday. → ______ did they go yesterday?
Where did they go yesterday?
I ______ go to the dentist. My tooth hurts. (negative)
shouldn't
That was ______ exam I’ve ever taken.
the easiest/most difficult
an American big interesting project
An interesting big American project
He brought ______ sandwiches to the meeting.
a few/several/a lot of/some/lots of
You send reports every Friday. → ______ do you send reports?
When do you send reports?
_______ I help you with that report?
should
This street is ______ than the one near my house.
cleaner/nicer/greener/shorter/not as long/etc.
a wool cozy red sweater
A cozy red wool sweater
She drank too ______ coffee this morning.
much
He called the client in the morning. → ______ did he call the client?
When did he call the client?
We ______ take a break now; we've been working for hours.
ought to/should
This software is ______ to use than the old one, but it has more features.
more complicated/more expensive/cheaper/less complicated/etc.
a glass elegant French vase
An elegant French glass vase
They received ______ feedback after the event.
a lot of/lots of
Fix the question: What she did yesterday?
What did she do yesterday?
You ______ speak so loudly during meetings. (negative)
shouldn't