English Grammar Exercises for A1, English Grammar Exercises for A2
A. Underline the correct option. 1Â Â It was a long and very tiring / tired day for her. 2Â Â I’m disappointing / disappointed that you can’t come. 3Â Â It’s not a very interesting / interested idea. 4Â Â Something really exciting / excited happened at...
English Grammar Exercises for A1, English Grammar Exercises for A2
A. Complete the table.  adverb comparative superlative 1 badly worse worst 2 early ……………….. ……………….. 3 ………… more easily ……………….. 4 far ……………….. ……………….. 5 ………… better ……………….. 6 ………… ……………….. most happily 7 ………… more slowly ……………….. 8 safely ……………….. ……………….. Answers...
English Grammar Exercises for A1, English Grammar Exercises for A2
A. Read each sentence a, then complete sentence b with a suitable adverb. 1   a They have a healthy diet.      b They eat ……healthily…… . 2   a I had a bad diet when I was a student.      b I ate ………………. when I was a student. 3   a I like eating fish because it...
English Grammar Exercises for A1, English Grammar Exercises for A2
A. Match the pairs of opposite adjectives and write the superlative forms. dangerous    good    hard-working interesting    long    old    sad strong    wet bad     boring     dry    happy    lazy new    short    safe    weak 1   longest ≠shortest 2...
English Grammar Exercises for A1, English Grammar Exercises for A2
A. Complete the quiz questions using comparative forms of the adjectives in brackets. Then underline the answers. 1  Which are ……higher……: the Carpathians or the Rocky Mountains? (high) 2  Which month is ………………………: February or March? (long) 3   Which is ………………………:...
