AsterQuiz
Repeated Comparatives MasteryOnline version
Master the pattern of 'the more... the more'
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Which sentence uses the repeated comparative correctly? A) The more you study, the more you learn. B) The more you study, the more you learning. C) The more you study, the more you learns.
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In the sentence 'The faster you run, the sooner you finish,' what are the two comparatives?
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Which sentence is a correct example of a double comparative? A) The harder he works, the more money he earns. B) The harder he works, the money he earns more. C) The hard he works, the more money he earns.
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Which sentence is incorrect? A) The more he studies, the better his grades get. B) The more he studies, the best grades he gets. C) The more he studies, the better grades he gets.
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Fill the gap: The less you sleep, the ___ you feel.
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Which sentence uses the idiom 'the more, the merrier' correctly? A) The more friends come, the merrier is the party. B) The more friends come, the merrier. C) The more friends come, the merrier the party is.
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Which option is a valid repeated-comparative sentence? A) The more you see, the more you understand. B) The more you see, the most you understand. C) The more you see, the better you understand.
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Choose the correctly formed sentence: A) The more he studies, the better his grades get. B) The more he studies, the better his grades gets. C) The more he studies, the better his grade get.
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Which sentence correctly uses two comparatives in a repeated structure? A) The more you read, the more you know. B) The more you read, the more you knowing. C) The more you read, the more you knows.
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Identify the incorrect option: A) The more time you spend, the more productive you are. B) The more time you spend, the more you spent. C) The more time you spend, the more you achieve.
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