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Comparisons

ICSE · Class 3 · Essentials of English Grammar and Composition

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Which word is used to compare two things in the sentence: 'An elephant is bigger than a horse'?

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Which sentence uses comparison correctly?

3

Choose the correct word to fill the blank: Rohan is ________ than Arjun.

4

Which word is the comparative form of 'fast'?

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Which sentence uses 'than' correctly?

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She is kinder than her friend.

'Kinder' is the correct comparative form and 'than' is used to compare two people.

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Which of these adjectives can use -er for comparison?

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big,small

Short adjectives like 'big' and 'small' take -er to form comparatives.

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True or False: We use 'more' with short adjectives like 'tall'.

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False

We use -er with short adjectives. 'More' is used with longer adjectives.

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Which is the correct comparative form of 'hot'?

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hotter

'Hotter' is the correct comparative form of 'hot'.

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