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"Repeated Comparatives" Quick QuizVersión en línea Gracias al creador del video. Youtube "TalkEnglish" por Karla Lopez Huiza 1 What type of Conditionals are we using in this sentence: "If you study hard, then your English will get better and better"? a Zero Conditional b First Conditional c Third Conditional 2 Which one is NOT a Comparative? a Bigger b More expensive c Little d Faster 3 According to the video, why do we use Repeated Comparatives? a To describe people b To emphasize what we are saying c To order our ideas d To make the sentences more formal 4 What type of Comparative is the word "BETTER"? a One syllable b Consonant + Vowel + Consonant c Irregular d Ends in -y 5 From which adjective does the comparative "WORSE" come? a Bad b Watch c Wrong d Low 6 In this example, we can see an Increase or a Decrease? a Increase b Decrease c None of them 7 In this case, the word "Less" represents... a a Decrease b an Increase c None 8 With what type of Adjective would we have to use this rule? More and more/Less and less + Adjective a Adjectives with one syllable b Adjectives CVC c Adjectives ends in -y d Adjectives with 3 or more syllables Explicación 1 If + Present Simple, ... will + Verb infinitive 2 "Little" is just an ADJECTIVE, not a comparative 4 Irregular: Good -> Better 6 It´s an Increase, because we are using the word "more"

"Repeated Comparatives" Quick QuizVersión en línea

Gracias al creador del video. Youtube "TalkEnglish"

por Karla Lopez Huiza

What type of Conditionals are we using in this sentence: "If you study hard, then your English will get better and better"?

Zero Conditional

First Conditional

Third Conditional

Which one is NOT a Comparative?

Bigger

More expensive

Little

Faster

According to the video, why do we use Repeated Comparatives?

To describe people

To emphasize what we are saying

To order our ideas

To make the sentences more formal

What type of Comparative is the word "BETTER"?

One syllable

Consonant + Vowel + Consonant

Irregular

Ends in -y

From which adjective does the comparative "WORSE" come?

Bad

Watch

Wrong

Low

In this example, we can see an Increase or a Decrease?

Increase

Decrease

None of them

In this case, the word "Less" represents...

a Decrease

an Increase

None

With what type of Adjective would we have to use this rule? More and more/Less and less + Adjective

Adjectives with one syllable

Adjectives CVC

Adjectives ends in -y

Adjectives with 3 or more syllables

Explicación

If + Present Simple, ... will + Verb infinitive

"Little" is just an ADJECTIVE, not a comparative

Irregular: Good -> Better

It´s an Increase, because we are using the word "more"

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"Repeated Comparatives" Quick QuizVersión en línea

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What type of Conditionals are we using in this sentence: "If you study hard, then your English will get better and better"?

Which one is NOT a Comparative?

According to the video, why do we use Repeated Comparatives?

What type of Comparative is the word "BETTER"?

From which adjective does the comparative "WORSE" come?

In this example, we can see an Increase or a Decrease?

In this case, the word "Less" represents...

With what type of Adjective would we have to use this rule? More and more/Less and less + Adjective

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