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Adjectives Review: Order & ComparativesVersión en línea
Practice order and forms of adjectives.
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In English, which order is correct for adjectives in a noun phrase?
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Which sentence uses the correct adjective order?
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Choose the correct comparative form: this car is _____ than that one.
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Which is the superlative form of 'nice'?
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Which describes an adjective order with origin correctly placed?
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Select the correct order term for 'big' and 'old' in a phrase.
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Choose the correct comparative form with 'good'.
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Which sentence uses a correct superlative?
9
Place origin and material in the proper order: 'a _____ wooden Brazilian chair'.
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Which is a correct adjective sequence for size and color?
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Which order is correct: a big red ball or a red big ball?
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Place correctly: a lovely old wooden chair or a wooden lovely old chair?
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Choose the right order: a small round metal box or a round small metal box?
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Correct form: a beautiful green Chinese vase or a Chinese green beautiful vase?
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Which is right: an old French clay table or a French old clay table?
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Choose proper order: a tiny blue Italian vase or a blue tiny Italian vase?
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Select correct: a happy new wooden desk or a wooden happy new desk?
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Which is proper: a square red Chinese box or a red square Chinese box?
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Choose correct: an ancient big Egyptian statue or a big ancient Egyptian statue?
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Select proper: a soft large woolen blanket or a large soft woolen blanket?
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What does OSASCOM stand for in adjective order?
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Which is correct OSASCOM order: 'a beautiful old wooden chair' vs others?
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Which is the correct comparative form of 'big'?
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Which is the correct superlative form of 'small'?
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Choose the correct sentence: 'This bag is ______ than that bag.'
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Which is the correct irregular comparative of 'good'?
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Fill the gap: 'She is ______ than her sister.'
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Which phrase shows equality using 'as'?
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In OSASCOM, which comes before 'Origin'?
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Select the correct order: 'a nice, old, red, Italian car' is correct because...
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