Grammar Quiz: Making Comparisons

Match the rule to the example: Form comparatives of adjectives with one syllable by adding `-er`.

• easier

• easy

• easiest

• most easy

Complete the sentence: Learning the language is the **(important)** thing for people going to live in a new country.

• important

• most important

• more important

Rewrite the sentence: I can read English easyier than before.

• easier

• more easier

• easiest

Complete the sentence: Local people are often **(friendly)** than you expect.

• friendliest

• friendlier

• most friendly

Rewrite the sentence: Workers' salaries got worser in the year 2001.

• worse

• more worse

• the worst

Match the rule to the example: Form comparisons and superlatives of adjectives with two syllables ending in `-y` by changing `y` to `i` and adding `-er` and `-est`.

• tastier

• tasty

• taste

• tastiest

Complete the sentence: Many people find making friends **(hard)** than finding a job.

• harder

• hardest

• more hard

Rewrite the sentence: The most highest percentage appeared in 1991.

• highest

• most higher

• the higher

Complete the sentence: If the climate is **(warm)** or **(cold)** than at home, it affects the way people feel about their new country.

• warmer/colder

• warmest/coldest

• more warm/more cold

Rewrite the sentence: I want to study abroad so that I can get a more well job in the future.

• better

• best

• more better