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Practice degree and modals

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1

Choose the correct comparative form: This book is _____ than that one.

2

Which modal is followed by the base verb: I must _____ now.

3

Choose the superlative: This is the _____ movie I have seen.

4

Complete with the base verb after a modal: He should _____ earlier.

5

Which is correct: He is the _____ player in the team.

6

Fill the blank: If you have time, you _____ study more.

7

Choose the missing verb (base form): They might _____ the problem later.

8

Which is the comparative form: This route is _____ than the old one.

9

Pick the correct base form after a modal: You would _____ if you were careful.

10

Complete with the superlative: She is the _____ student in class.

11

Which sentence uses the comparative form correctly?

12

Choose the correct missing verb: He _____ to go to the party if he isn’t invited.

13

Which sentence demonstrates a modal verb followed by a base verb (v1) correctly?

14

Identify the incorrect use of a modal with passive voice:

15

Which sentence uses the superlative form correctly?

16

Choose the correct question form for a missing verb: _____ you like to join us later?

17

Which sentence uses a modal plus base form to express ability in the present?

18

Choose the correct comparative form: This cake is _____ than the one I baked yesterday.

19

Which sentence shows correct form after a modal in a passive clause?

20

The government must ___ pollution in big cities.

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Correct comparison: 'better' is the comparative form of 'good'.

After modal verbs, the verb is in base form.

Superlative of 'good' is 'best'.

Modal + base form: 'should arrive'.

Superlative of 'good' is 'best'.

Modal 'should' expresses recommendation after 'have time'.

Modal 'might' is followed by base form: 'solve'.

Comparative of 'short' is 'shorter'.

Modal + base form: 'would avoid'.

Superlative of 'good' is 'best'.

Use -er for the comparative with a one-syllable adjective or irregulars like 'taller'.

Missing verb should express a simple present to fit the context; 'refuses' fits grammatically.

Modals are followed by the base form of the main verb.

After a modal in passive voice, use base verb + past participle (must be submitted). 'to' is incorrect.

Use the superlative form with 'the tallest' for a unique extreme.

Auxiliary 'would' is appropriate to form a polite offer question.

Modal + base form; 'swim' not 'swimming' or 'swam'.

Among adjectives, 'good' → 'better' in comparatives.

Modal + be + past participle; 'reviewed' is correct.

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