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🔴Grammar 290

Last updated over 2 years ago
11 questions
Note from the author:
• The adjective bad becomes worse or worst when it is used to compare. This TV show is bad, but that TV show is worse.
• Use worse to compare two people, places, or things. Missing an exam is worse than forgetting your homework.
• Use worst to compare more than two. I think purple is the worst of all the colors.
• The adjective bad becomes worse or worst when it is used to compare. This TV show is bad, but that TV show is worse.
• Use worse to compare two people, places, or things. Missing an exam is worse than forgetting your homework.
• Use worst to compare more than two. I think purple is the worst of all the colors.
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1. The rainy weather created _______ conditions than before.
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Monday is always the _______ day of the week for me.
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I am a _______ cook than my mother.
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The plant has a _______ fungus than I thought.
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Finally, the _______ part of the test was over.
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These are the _______ seats in the theater.
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This is _______ traffic than it was this morning.
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Our house has the _______ damage from the storm.
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Yours is a _______ excuse than mine!
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Her _______ fear was that she would be late.
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Read this sentence. Then write a sentence using the words better or best about another attitude the colonists could have instead.
Answers will vary.

Smith knew that an attitude of every man for himself would endanger the colony.