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To unlock today’s lesson, you must solve 5 grammar challenges.

by Leila Valderrama
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Which sentence is WRONG?

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Which sentence is correct?

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Identify the mistake: The students completed the activity quick.

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Which sentence uses a superlative adjective correctly?

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Complete the sentence: She bought a ______ dress.

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❌ Careful is an adjective. Use the adverb carefully to describe the verb drives.

Late means not on time. Lately means recently.

To describe actions, many adverbs add -ly: quick → quickly.

Superlatives compare one person or thing with a whole group.

Adjectives usually follow this order: opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, purpose.

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