More, Less, and Enough: Advice Quiz

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Froggy Jumps More, Less, and Enough: Advice QuizOnline version Advice with more/less/enough by Ghina Nurul Aini 1 Which sentence correctly gives advice using more? a You should more eat vegetables. b You should eat more vegetables. c You should eat vegetables more. 2 Choose the correct form for countable nouns when giving advice. a You should eat less snacks. b You should eat snacks fewer. c You should eat fewer snacks. 3 Which uses enough correctly for a suggestion? a Do you have enough money to buy it? b Do you have enough money buy it? c Do you have money enough to buy it? 4 Which sentence uses more with an uncountable noun correctly? a You should drink waters more. b You should drink more water. c You should more drink water. 5 Which sentence uses less correctly with a plural/countable noun? a There is less noisy in the library. b There is fewer noises in the library. c There is less noise in the library. 6 Choose a grammatically correct advice with 'less' for countables. a If you want to save money, buy clothes less. b If you want to save money, buy less clothes. c If you want to save money, less buy clothes. 7 Which advises more than you think is needed? a You should read more books to improve. b You should more read to improve. c You should read more to improve. 8 Which sentence uses 'enough' to give practical advice? a We have enough time to finish the project. b We have time enough to finish the project. c We have enough times to finish the project. 9 Which is a correct use of 'enough' with advice about money? a You have enough money to cover the bill. b You have money enough to cover the bill. c You have enough moneys to cover the bill. 10 Choose a sentence that gives cautious advice using 'more' and 'careful'. a You should be more careful with your decisions. b You should more be careful with your decisions. c You should be careful more with your decisions.

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More, Less, and Enough: Advice QuizOnline version

Advice with more/less/enough

by Ghina Nurul Aini

Which sentence correctly gives advice using more?

You should more eat vegetables.

You should eat more vegetables.

You should eat vegetables more.

Choose the correct form for countable nouns when giving advice.

You should eat less snacks.

You should eat snacks fewer.

You should eat fewer snacks.

Which uses enough correctly for a suggestion?

Do you have enough money to buy it?

Do you have enough money buy it?

Do you have money enough to buy it?

Which sentence uses more with an uncountable noun correctly?

You should drink waters more.

You should drink more water.

You should more drink water.

Which sentence uses less correctly with a plural/countable noun?

There is less noisy in the library.

There is fewer noises in the library.

There is less noise in the library.

Choose a grammatically correct advice with 'less' for countables.

If you want to save money, buy clothes less.

If you want to save money, buy less clothes.

If you want to save money, less buy clothes.

Which advises more than you think is needed?

You should read more books to improve.

You should more read to improve.

You should read more to improve.

Which sentence uses 'enough' to give practical advice?

We have enough time to finish the project.

We have time enough to finish the project.

We have enough times to finish the project.

Which is a correct use of 'enough' with advice about money?

You have enough money to cover the bill.

You have money enough to cover the bill.

You have enough moneys to cover the bill.

Choose a sentence that gives cautious advice using 'more' and 'careful'.

You should be more careful with your decisions.

You should more be careful with your decisions.

You should be careful more with your decisions.

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More, Less, and Enough: Advice QuizOnline version

by Ghina Nurul Aini

Which sentence correctly gives advice using more?

Choose the correct form for countable nouns when giving advice.

Which uses enough correctly for a suggestion?

Which sentence uses more with an uncountable noun correctly?

Which sentence uses less correctly with a plural/countable noun?

Choose a grammatically correct advice with 'less' for countables.

Which advises more than you think is needed?

Which sentence uses 'enough' to give practical advice?

Which is a correct use of 'enough' with advice about money?

Choose a sentence that gives cautious advice using 'more' and 'careful'.

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