iStarSign inEnglish 7 · Unit 4: From A to B · Cambridge Global English Stage 7
4.G3 Comparative adverbs, (much) more ... than, not as ... as, far less ... than
24 questions · e.g. efficiently → ____
Questions
1. I don't work as quickly as you. It means the same as: ____
- I work far less quickly than you.
- I work as quickly as you.
- I work far more quickly than you.
- You work far less quickly than me.
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5. Which sentence is in the correct order?
- Can talk you more quietly, please?
- Can you talk more quietly, please?
- Can you talk quietly more, please?
- Can you more quietly talk, please?
6. Which sentence is in the correct order?
- People much need to plan towns more creatively.
- People need to plan much towns more creatively.
- People need to plan towns much more creatively.
- People need to much more plan towns creatively.
7. Which sentence is in the correct order?
- I don't as work efficiently as you do.
- I don't work as efficiently as you do.
- I as don't work efficiently as you do.
- I don't work efficiently as as you do.
8. Which sentence is in the correct order?
- Let's try to more travel cheaply this time.
- Let's more try to travel cheaply this time.
- Let's try more to travel cheaply this time.
- Let's try to travel more cheaply this time.
9. Correct the sentence: "I add up far less accurately from a calculator."
- I add up far more less accurately than a calculator.
- I add up far less accurate than a calculator.
- I add up far less accurately as a calculator.
- I add up far less accurately than a calculator.
10. Correct the sentence: "I speak quietly than you."
- I speak more quietly than you.
- I speak quieter than you do more.
- I speak most quietly than you.
- I speak quietlier than you.
11. Correct the sentence: "Can you talk slower please?"
- Can you talk slowlier, please?
- Can you talk most slowly, please?
- Can you talk more slow, please?
- Can you talk more slowly, please?
12. Correct the sentence: "Please drive more careful."
- Please drive most careful.
- Please drive carefuller.
- Please drive more carefuly.
- Please drive more carefully.
13. Correct the sentence: "You aren't working carefully as you should."
- You aren't working more carefully as you should.
- You aren't working so carefully than you should.
- You aren't working carefully than you should.
- You aren't working as carefully as you should.
14. Correct the sentence: "You need to train much more frequenter if you want to be in the team."
- You need to train much more frequently if you want to be in the team.
- You need to train much frequenter if you want to be in the team.
- You need to train very more frequently if you want to be in the team.
- You need to train much more frequent if you want to be in the team.
15. My grandfather drives more dangerously than my grandmother. → My grandmother ____.
- drives not as dangerously than my grandfather
- doesn't drive as dangerously as my grandfather
- doesn't drive dangerously as my grandfather
- doesn't drive as dangerous as my grandfather
16. Hassan speaks more openly than Marek. → Marek ____.
- doesn't speak as open as Hassan
- doesn't speak openly as Hassan
- doesn't speak as openly as Hassan
- speaks not as openly than Hassan
17. Lucy contacts me more frequently than Diane. → Diane ____.
- doesn't contact me as frequently as Lucy
- doesn't contact me frequently as Lucy
- doesn't contact me as frequent as Lucy
- contacts me not as frequently than Lucy
18. Han talks more quietly than Steve. → Steve ____.
- doesn't talk quietly as Han
- doesn't talk as quietly as Han
- talks not as quietly than Han
- doesn't talk as quiet as Han
19. I'm trying to sleep. Could you speak ____?
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