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Grammar Mastery: Figures, Tenses & Degrees

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Grammar quiz on figures, tenses, and degrees

by tshepi
1

The sentence 'Her smile was as bright as the sun' is which figure of speech?

2

Which tense is in 'They will travel tomorrow'?

3

Identify the degree: 'She is bolder than her sister'.

4

In the sentence 'The concert was amazing', what part of speech is 'amazing' most closely attached to?

5

The sentence 'This soup is the best I've ever tasted' uses which degree of comparison?

6

Which tense is used in 'I walked to the store'?

7

The phrase 'He has a thunderous applause' is best described as which figure of speech?

8

Which tense is expressed by 'I am walking to work'

9

Is 'as fast as a cheetah' a simile or a hyperbole?

10

Which word is in the superlative degree?

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Simile uses like or as to compare; here 'as bright as the sun' is a simile.

Will + verb indicates future tense.

Words like 'bolder' compare two things, which is the comparative degree.

'Amazing' describes the noun 'concert' and is an adjective.

'Best' is the superlative form of 'good'.

'Walked' is the past tense of 'walk'.

A metaphor directly describes by calling something something it isn’t literally.

'Am walking' shows present continuous action.

Uses 'as' to make a direct comparison, which is a simile.

'Largest' expresses the highest degree among items.

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