vocabulary review

Choose the best statement

• The horse is the higher

• the horse is the highest of the 3 animals

• the giraffe is the highest of the 3 animals

• the camel is higher than the giraffe

Answer explanation

Superlatives:

are used to describe an object which is at the upper or lower limit of a quality.

They are used in sentences where a subject is compared to a group of objects

• The chair is more confortable than the sofa

• The chair is the most confortable

• The sofa is more confortable than the chair

• The sofa is the more confortable

Answer explanation

COMPARATIVES:

are used to compare differences between the two objects they modify (larger, smaller, faster, higher)

• Esmeraldas has had the best winter for years

• Esmeraldas has had the worst winter for years

• Esmeraldas has had the worse winter

• Esmeraldas has had the better winter

• English is easier than Japanese

• English is easyer than Japanese

• English is the easier

• English is more easy than Japanese

Choose the adverb of manner CORRECTLY

• The cat looks at me angrily

• The cat looks at me fast

• The cat looks at me loudly

• The cat looks at me lovely

Answer explanation

Adverb of manner is used to give a characteristic TO THE VERB

• He drive fastly

• He drive fast

• He drives fast

• He drives fastly

Answer explanation

Remember, when we talk about he/she (present simple) CONJUGATE the verb

Choose the correct quantifier

• On the table there is MANY food

• On the table there are MANY food

• On the table there is MUCH food

• On the table there are MUCH food

Answer explanation

How much (uncountable noun)

How many (countable nous)

Sometimes we use a quantifier in the place of a determiner

• In the class there are little students

• In the class there are many students

• In the class there are few students

• In the class there are much students

Answer explanation

Sport-verbs

• They play judo everyday

• They do judo everyday

• They go judo everyday

Answer explanation

Sport-verbs

• She does fishing

• She goes fishing

• She plays fishing

• She go fishing