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Escape by solving key grammar challenges.

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GAEL ALEJANDRO VARGAS LOPEZ
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Escape by solving key grammar challenges.

by GAEL ALEJANDRO VARGAS LOPEZ
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Q1: Identify the countable noun among the options.

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Q2: Identify the uncountable noun.

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Q3: Choose a countable noun.

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Q4: Which is uncountable?

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Q5: There aren’t ___ apples left.

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Q6: We have ___ milk.

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Q7: There are ___ problems in the math book.

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Q8: She has ___ friends in the city.

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Q9: This car is ___ than that bike.

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Q10: A zebra is ___ than a horse.

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Q11: My house is ___ than yours.

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Q12: This test is ___ than last week's.

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Q13: This is the ___ movie I've seen.

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Q14: This is the ___ route.

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Q15: He is the ___ player on the team.

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Q16: That was the ___ day.

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Q17: There are ___ apples and ___ milk left.

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Q18: My new laptop is ___ than my old one.

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Q19: This is the ___ expensive hotel in the city.

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Q20: Choose the correct sentence: There aren’t ___ water left.

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Countable nouns can be counted (one apple, two apples). Water, sand, and music are typically uncountable in this context.

Sugar is uncountable when not counted in units, unlike chair, pencil, or book.

Ideas are countable; freedom, anger, and air are generally uncountable.

Milk is uncountable in general usage; cups and fruits are countable.

A negative sentence about quantity typically uses many for countable apples.

Milk is uncountable; use a little with positive/negative contexts.

Problems are countable; many fits best.

Friends are countable; a few indicates a small number.

Faster is the correct comparative form of fast.

Faster is the comparative form; zebras aren’t inherently faster in all cases.

Bigger is the standard comparative of big.

Easier is the correct comparative of easy.

Best is the superlative of good.

Shortest is the superlative of short.

Best is the superlative of good in context.

Worst is the superlative of bad.

Use many with countables (apples) and a little with uncountable (milk).

Better is the comparative of good.

Most expenisive is the superlative form.

Water is uncountable; use much in negative/abstract contexts.

 
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