Homework

Complete the sentences below with the correct form of adjectives.

1- If you want to be much healthier, you should exercise every day. ( healthy)

2- In order to become wealthier than others, some people start criminal activities. (wealthy)

3- My new car is prettier than my old one. (pretty)

4- Everyone struggles to have even happier life in the future. (happy)

5- My brother is luckier than me. (lucky)

6- She is a little uglier than her older sister. (ugly)

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of adjectives in parentheses.

1- She was the most dangerous guy for the U.S.A. (dangerous)

2- My nephew is stingier than my uncle. (stingy)

3- Sydney is the most beautiful city in Australia. (beautiful)

4- Who is the richest man of the world in this century? (rich)

5- What is the most convenient way to become filthy rich in your life? (convenient)

6- My English is not better than yours. (good)

7- Not listening to good advice is one of the worst habits of my younger brother. (bad)

8- Our English class is more interesting than your math class. (interesting)

9- Learn ESL is one of the best websites in the world. (good)

10- USA is one of the most modern countries in the world. (modern)

11- Can you name the largest province of our country? (large)

12- Washington is the most  expensive city in the USA. (expensive)

Choose the best options.

1. Tom is feeling very ______.

angry

angrier

angriest

2. Nokia is a _______ company.

good

better

best

3. Ahmad is _______ than his brother.

fast

faster

fastest

4. Amongst the three brothers, Jawed is the ________

tall

taller

tallest

5. She will live ______ than him.

long

longest

longer

larger

6. What about this? Isn’t it _______?

beautiful

beauteous

beauty

7. The test was ________ than I thought it would be.

difficult

more difficult

most difficult

8. He is the ________ boy in his class.

old

older

oldest

9. This locality is ________ than ours.

expensive

more expensive

most expensive

10. You are so ________, I am sure you can pick this up.

strong

weak

fat

thin

1. My roommate reminded me that passengers —- (are not allowed to / don’t let) use electronically operated devices on the plane.

2. The hotel management —- (is allowed to / lets) us use the mini bar in our room.

3. Holidaymakers —- (are not allowed to / do not let) interfere with the timetable arranged by the tour guide.

4. John’s parents —- (are allowed to / let) him have an expensive and comfortable holiday.

5. I —- (am not allowed to / don’t let) go out in the evenings.

6. Students —- (are not allowed to / don’t let) use their calculators during the exams.

7. The guards —- (are not allowed to / don’t let) visitors in after dusk.

8. Pets —- (are not allowed / don’t let) in the classrooms.

9. Jim —- (is not allowed to / doesn’t let) Jeffrey talk bad about him.

10. Nobody —- (is allowed to / lets) smoke at the gas station.