Diagnostic UNIT 27

The comparative form of BAD is

• wors

• worse

• badder

• bader

Answer explanation

The comparative form of BAD is WORSE because it's an irregular adjective.

REMEMBER:

good-better

bad-worse

far-farther/further

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Comparatives

comparatives irregular adjectives

The comparative form of BEAUTIFUL is

• Beautifuler

• Beatuiful more than

• More beautiful

• Beautiful

Answer explanation

'Beautiful' is an adjective with more than two syllables, so instead of -er, we add "more" before the adjective;

beautiful - more beautiful

comfortable - more comfortable

interesting - more interesting

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comparatives

comparatives more than one syllable

The comparative form of good is:

• gooder

• better

• more good than

• more better

Answer explanation

Remember that 'good' is an irregular adjective, so its comparative form is different from the others.

good - better

bad - worse

far - farther/further

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comparatives

comparatives irregular adjectives

Where is the mistake?

'hamsters are as smaller as mice'

• hamsters

• as

• mice

• smaller

Answer explanation

Remember that when we are talking about equals, the adjective stays in its original form. in this case, 'small'.

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equality as...as

Turkey - Japan (Big)

• Turkey is big that Japanese

• Turkey is big than Japan

• Turkey is bigger than Japan

• Turkey is biger than Japan

Answer explanation

The comparative form of 'big' is 'bigger' because it's a one-syllable word, this word also ends with a consonant and the stress is on the last syllable, so in this case, we double the 'g'

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comparatives

comparatives cvc stress double last c

how do you say DISTRAIDO in English?

• Anbsent-minding

• absent-mind

• minded-absent

• absent-minded

Answer explanation

Always check the spelling!

'Absent-minded'

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spelling

new vocabulary

I feel more strong than yesterday

• feel

• more strong

• yesterday

• than

Answer explanation

"strong" is a single-syllable adjective, so we add the -er at the end for its comparative form: stronger

"I feel stronger than yesterday"

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comparatives

comparatives one syllable words

Oliver is as _______ as Robin

• friendly than

• more friendly

• friendlier

• friendly

Answer explanation

When we want to talk about equals, we will always use the adjective in its normal form. in this case; friendly :)

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equality as...as

Our house is ______ than yours

• more small

• smaller

• small

• smaler

Answer explanation

'small' is a one-syllable word, so we add -er to make the comparative form.

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comparatives

comparatives one syllable words

Is Minerva younger than Cali?

• No, she isn´t

• No, she is

• No, she not

• No, she is no

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comparatives

comparatives question form