Grammar Challenge: Tenses & Comparatives

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Froggy Jumps Grammar Challenge: Tenses & ComparativesOnline version Practice tenses and comparatives by NATALIA DIMASE 1 She will be more confident after the training; this means she will be ______ after. a less confident b as confident as before c more confident 2 Complete: This book is ______ the other one in length. a shorter than b longer than c as long as 3 Choose the correct form: He ______ to the party if he finishes work. a will go b goes c is going 4 Past continuous vs past simple: I ______ dinner when you called. a was having b had c had been 5 We are ______ to visit Paris next year. a going to b will c going 6 Tom is taller than Jim; this sentence shows a(n) ______ comparison. a comparative b equal c superlative 7 Be going to: Look at those clouds; it ______ rain. a will rain b will be c is going to 8 Future with will/won't: I think she ______ join us later. a won't b is going to c will 9 We use 'as + adj + as' to express: ______ her as she is. a taller than b more tall as c as tall as 10 Might: It ______ rain, so take an umbrella just in case. a might b shall c will

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Grammar Challenge: Tenses & ComparativesOnline version

Practice tenses and comparatives

by NATALIA DIMASE

She will be more confident after the training; this means she will be ______ after.

less confident

as confident as before

more confident

Complete: This book is ______ the other one in length.

shorter than

longer than

as long as

Choose the correct form: He ______ to the party if he finishes work.

will go

goes

is going

Past continuous vs past simple: I ______ dinner when you called.

was having

had

had been

We are ______ to visit Paris next year.

going to

will

going

Tom is taller than Jim; this sentence shows a(n) ______ comparison.

comparative

equal

superlative

Be going to: Look at those clouds; it ______ rain.

will rain

will be

is going to

Future with will/won't: I think she ______ join us later.

won't

is going to

will

We use 'as + adj + as' to express: ______ her as she is.

taller than

more tall as

as tall as

Might: It ______ rain, so take an umbrella just in case.

might

shall

will

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Grammar Challenge: Tenses & ComparativesOnline version

by NATALIA DIMASE

She will be more confident after the training; this means she will be ______ after.

Complete: This book is ______ the other one in length.

Choose the correct form: He ______ to the party if he finishes work.

Past continuous vs past simple: I ______ dinner when you called.

We are ______ to visit Paris next year.

Tom is taller than Jim; this sentence shows a(n) ______ comparison.

Be going to: Look at those clouds; it ______ rain.

Future with will/won't: I think she ______ join us later.

We use 'as + adj + as' to express: ______ her as she is.

Might: It ______ rain, so take an umbrella just in case.

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