Impact 2- unit 1- grammar 1

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Comparative Exercises

1. Fill in the blanks with the correct comparative/ Superlative form of the adjectives provided.

  1. My house is __________ (big) than yours.
  2. This book is __________ (interesting) than the one I read last week.
  3. Her dress is __________ (beautiful) than mine.
  4. The exam was __________ (difficult) than I expected.
  5. Mount Everest is the_________(high) mountain in the world.
  6. She is the __________ (intelligent) student in our class.
  7. This is the __________ (expensive) restaurant in town.
  8. Today is the __________ (cold) day of the year.
  9. John is (tall) _______ than Mike.
  10. This puzzle is (easy) _______ than the previous one.
  11. Winter is (cold) _______ than autumn.
  12. My car is (fast) _______ than yours.

2. Rewrite the sentences using the comparative/ Superlative form.

  1. John is (tall) _______ than Mike.
  2. This puzzle is (easy) _______ than the previous one.
  3. Winter is (cold) _______ than autumn.
  4. My car is (fast) _______ than yours.
  5. This hotel is __________ (expensive) than the one we stayed at last time.
  6. His explanation was __________ (clear) than hers.
  7. Their house is __________ (far) from the city center than ours.
  8. She feels __________ (happy) now that the project is finished.

3. Choose the correct comparative form to complete the sentences.

  1. This book is __________ (more interesting / interestinger) than that one.
  2. My dog is __________ (more friendly / friendlier) than my cat.
  3. The test was __________ (easier / more easier) than I thought.
  4. Jane is __________ (more talented / talenteder) than her sister.
  5. This is __________ (more beautiful / the most beautiful) painting in the gallery.
  6. He is __________ (more talented / the most talented) musician in the orchestra.
  7. January is usually __________ (the coldest / colder) month of the year in our region.
  8. That was __________ (the worst / worse) movie I’ve seen this year.

 

Subject-Predicate Agreement

English as a Second Language (ESL)

1.Everyone is here but nothing is being done.

2. If either of you takes a vacation now I shall be asked to finish this work.

3. Neither of these books is very new.

4. Every man and woman is eligible to vote.

5. Each student and teacher has a computer.

6. It was the dogs which awakened me.

7. It is grades that worry him.

8. The woman together with her two sons is arriving soon.

9. His answer in addition to his written tests shows that he deserves an excellent mark.

10. A strong wind along with rain and hail has been following us all the way.

11. The tutor as well as his pupils is going to have a rest in July.

12. Everyone except him was glad to make friends with foreign students.

13. One of the students was especially good at imitating birds' voices.

14. A red Honda and a blue Ford are parked outside.

15. Both a tiger and an elephant were in the Zoo.

16. Each dog and cat is vaccinated.

17. Both are going to attend the University.

18. Only a few have recognized her after her long absence.

19.Your sunglasses are very modern but your trousers aren't.

20. Your thanks are enough to forget the quarrel.

21. Environs of my native village are beautiful.

22. That pair of pants is not new.

23. A word of thanks is enough.

24. Neither the students nor the teacher is allowed to smoke here.

25. Either the teacher or the students have your book.

26. The New York Times is a good newspaper.

27. "Star Wars" war a good movie.

28. The Lords is one of the Houses of the British Parliament.

29. The Netherlands is a country situated below the sea level.

30. The Seyshells do not produce oil.

31. The Balkans are composed of sedimentary strata.

32. A number of students were missing from yesterday's classes.

33. The number of European students at the University is small.

34. Two weeks is enough time to have a vacation.

35. Five hundred dollars is required as a minimum payment.

36. Ten extra pounds is a lot to lose in a week.

37. 20 gallons of gasoline costs a lot of money.

38. The three years between 1991 and 1994 were the hardest for the state.

39. Mathematics is a difficult subject.

40. Acoustics are excellent in this hall.

41. The news was very good.

42. Measles is not a serious illness, nor is mumps.

43. Draughts is one of my favourite games, and so is dominoes.

44. The ironworks is just outside the town.

45. The class has its final tests on Friday.

46. The class are working on their individual projects.

47. The police are everywhere and they are searching for the criminals.

48. The jury are in their seats.

49. That species is rare.

50. Those species are common.

51. That deer is young and playful.

52. Deer live in Belarusian forests.

53. Where is the money? It is on the table.

54. Your advice is always good. I gladly follow it.

55. French is a Roman language.

56. The French are romantic.

57. The radius of the circle is two inches.

58. None of the stolen money has been found.

59. None of the students have finished the exam yet.

60. No example is relevant to this case.

61. No examples are relevant.

61. The majority believes that our life will change for the better.

62. The majority of the students believe that they will have a wonderful time during their vacation.

63. The flock of birds is circling overhead.

64. A school of fish is being attacked by sharks.

65. There are one or two things you should remember.

66. The students one after another are flooding into the assembly hall.

67. Who is to answer for all these mistakes?

68. To finish school well, to enter the University, to be a good specialist was the desire of Mike.

69. The small and the big house are both very ancient.

70. The small and big houses are both very beautiful.

71. Many a student attends the Central library.

72. Two and three is five.

73. His soul and body was in her hands.

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