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Degrees of comparison
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1
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the comparative degree of the adjective 'efficient'?
A
This machine is more efficient than the old one.
B
This machine is as efficienter as the old one.
C
This machine is efficienter than the old one.
D
This machine is most efficient than the old one.
2
Identify the sentence that uses the superlative degree correctly.
A
He is more talented student than any other in the class.
B
He is the talentedest student in the entire class.
C
He is the most talented student in the entire class.
D
He is the more talented student in the entire class.
3
Which of the following adjectives follows an irregular pattern when forming its comparative and superlative degrees?
A
Happy
B
Good
C
Fast
D
Quiet
4
When comparing two items that possess the same quality, which structure is grammatically accurate?
A
The book is most interesting as the movie.
B
The book is more interesting as the movie.
C
The book is as interesting as the movie.
D
The book is as interesting than the movie.
5
Analyze the following sentence: 'Of all the runners, Sarah finished the race the fastest.' What is the function of the word 'fastest' in this context?
A
It is a superlative adjective comparing Sarah to one other person.
B
It is a superlative adverb describing how Sarah finished.
C
It is a positive adjective describing a single state of being.
D
It is a comparative adjective describing Sarah's speed.
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