Unit 2: Review

_________________________  are used to point out persons or things.

• Demonstrative Pronouns

• Indefinite Pronouns

• Reflexive Pronouns

• Possessive Pronouns

What are the two principal ways to make comparisons?

• comparatives and superlatives

• comparative and adjectives

• superlative and adverbs

• superlatives and adjectives

To form a one-syllable comparative adjective, you add the ending.

• -er

• -ly

• -est

• most

The comparative form of easy is_________________.

• easiest.

• easier.

• easyer.

To form a comparative sentence we use the word_______________________.

• then.

• this.

• that.

• than.

Read the following sentences and choose if the sentence is correct or incorrect.

She certainly said she had the right qualification for the job, although I suppose she may have been lying.

• incorrect

• correct

What do you switch when you make a modal verb sentence into a modal verb question?

• Switch the pronoun and the verb

• Switch the verb and the adjective

• Switch the adverb and the pronoun

The sentence below is an example of which modal verbs structure.

I can speak

• affirmative modal sentence

• negative modal sentence

• question modal verb

A direct object answers the question _______________ or ____________________.

• to whom? or for whom?

• what? or who?

The following sentence is an example:

I bought a new car.

• indirect object

• direct object