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Basic Grammar Unit4 With Answers

This document contains a grammar exercise with 6 sections: 1. Circle the correct options to complete sentences using modal verbs like "could" and "couldn't". 2. Complete sentences using comparative adjectives like "better" and "taller". 3. Complete sentences using superlative adjectives like "oldest" and "best". 4. Circle the correct options to complete sentences using comparative structures. 5. Complete a table with comparative words like "hotter" and "more expensive". 6. Circle the correct second sentence to complete comparisons using "enough".

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Basic Grammar Unit4 With Answers

This document contains a grammar exercise with 6 sections: 1. Circle the correct options to complete sentences using modal verbs like "could" and "couldn't". 2. Complete sentences using comparative adjectives like "better" and "taller". 3. Complete sentences using superlative adjectives like "oldest" and "best". 4. Circle the correct options to complete sentences using comparative structures. 5. Complete a table with comparative words like "hotter" and "more expensive". 6. Circle the correct second sentence to complete comparisons using "enough".

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Unit 4

Basic Grammar

Name Class Date

1 Circle the correct options. 4 Circle the correct options.


1 It was a clear day and Ella could / couldn’t see 1 I think dramas are more interesting /
very far. most interesting than documentaries.
2 Could you ride / You could ride a bike when you 2 Today it’s sunnier / sunniest than yesterday.
were five? 3 The Prado is one of the more important /
3 I could / couldn’t do my homework because I was most important art museums in the world.
very tired. 4 The food at school is worse / worst than the food
4 Liam could he climb / Could Liam climb the tree? at home.
5 I could / couldn’t answer the question because it 5 Today is the most wet / wettest day of the year.
was very difficult. 6 This year our team is better that / than last year.
6 My dad is great at languages, he could / couldn’t 7 Is a surgeon a / the most difficult job?
speak English and French when he was ten years old.
5 Complete the table with the words in the box.
2 Complete the sentences with the comparative
form of the adjectives in brackets. apples books cloudy homework hot
1 You are better (good) at PE than Nick. money old sugar things
2 My sister isn’t taller (tall) than me.
3 Your mobile is more expensive (expensive) too … too much … too many …
than mine. cloudy homework apples
4 Their school is worse (bad) than ours. hot money books
5 It’s foggier (foggy) today than yesterday. old sugar things
6 Your project is more interesting (interesting)
than mine. 6 Circle the correct second sentence.
1 Your diet is very bad.
3 Complete the sentences with the superlative a You eat enough vegetables!
form of the adjectives in brackets.
b You don’t eat enough vegetables!
2 I can’t pay you.
a I’ve got enough money.
b I haven’t got enough money.
3 Tom can play tennis tonight.
a He’s got enough time.
b He hasn’t got enough time.
4 The weather is wet at the moment.
a We’re getting enough rain.
b We aren’t getting enough rain.
1 This is the oldest (old) building in my town. 5 We have costumes for all the actors.
2 You are the best (good) player in our team. a We’ve got enough costumes.
3 Shakespeare is the most famous (famous) b We haven’t got enough costumes.
British writer. 6 Sally can’t read Don Quixote in Spanish.
4 This is the easiest (easy) question in the test. a She knows enough Spanish.
5 Monday is the worst (bad) day of the week. b She doesn’t know enough Spanish.
6 Einstein is one of the most intelligent
(intelligent) people in history.
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