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    The document is a grammar test that provides 10 sentences where the correct comparative form of an adjective or adverb must be underlined. The sentences cover a variety of comparative forms, including regular comparisons with -er and -est, irregular forms like better and best, and comparisons using more/most and less/least. The goal is to identify the proper comparative term that completes each sentence.

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    The document is a grammar test that provides 10 sentences where the correct comparative form of an adjective or adverb must be underlined. The sentences cover a variety of comparative forms, including regular comparisons with -er and -est, irregular forms like better and best, and comparisons using more/most and less/least. The goal is to identify the proper comparative term that completes each sentence.

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    Underline The Correct Comparative Form.: Grammar TEST

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    The document is a grammar test that provides 10 sentences where the correct comparative form of an adjective or adverb must be underlined. The sentences cover a variety of comparative forms, including regular comparisons with -er and -est, irregular forms like better and best, and comparisons using more/most and less/least. The goal is to identify the proper comparative term that completes each sentence.

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    Grammar TEST Making comparisons

    Underline the correct comparative form.

    1. The most / more hard-working people I know often have the least money.

    2. The riskie / riskiest sport I’ve tried is mountain biking.

    3. Learning to play the piano is much more / much harder than I thought.

    4. He doesn’t play chess nearly as well/ good as his brother.

    5. I’ m earning less / the least money than my brother.

    6. You’re more/ far better at basketball than me because you practice more.

    7. He’s the least / less sociable person I know.

    8. Practising every day is the best / better way to learn an instrument.

    9. Tennis is the most / more hardest sport to learn.

    10.Riding a motorbike is more fun / funnier than taking the bus.

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