…er/more/most

Question 1

easyer or easier or more easy?

Answer 1

Short words (1syllab) —> er
words ending in -y -> -ier

Question 2

far + er = ?

Answer 2

further

Question 3

good/well + er = ?

Answer 3

better

Question 4

bad + er = ?

Answer 4

worse

Question 5

You are a better singer than …
me or I am?

Answer 5

Both of them are true.

Question 6

More than
Less than

Answer 6

You watch TV more/less than me.

Question 7

They have got … than they need.

Answer 7

more money
more + noun

Question 8

Which of the following phrase is true?
A is bigger than B
A is more bigger than B
A is less bigger than B
A is a bit bigger than B
A is much bigger than B

Answer 8

🟢
🔴
🔴
🟢
🟢

Question 9

Can we say : much more difficult?

Answer 9

Yes, we can say it.

Question 10

Can we say : a bit more expensive?

Answer 10

Yes, we can say it.

Question 11

more + noun

Answer 11

more people
more money
You know more people than me
You have got more money than me

Question 12

It is as big as that.
It isn’t as big as it seems.

Question 13

What’s the differences between not as … as & than

Answer 13

A is not as old as B. In this sentence Both of them are old.
And the meaning is B is older than A

Question 14

Which Is true?
She’s not as old as me.
It is the same color as yours.
I arrive at same time as you.

Answer 14

All of them are true

Question 15

Julia lives (in?) the same street as Laura.

Answer 15

In

Question 16

Fill in the blank.
Julia got up (…) the same time as Andy.

Answer 16

at

Question 17

He isn’t the best player in the team.
Or
He isn’t the best in the team.

Answer 17

It’s tru with or without noun

Question 18

The most pretty or prettiest, which is true?

Answer 18

prettiest

Question 19

He is enough tall
Or
He is tall enough
Why?

Answer 19

He is tall enough is true because adj comes before enough.

Question 20

He has enough money
Or
He has money enough
Why?

Answer 20

He has enough money is true because noun comes after enough.

Question 21

Can we use enough alone?

Answer 21

Yes, for example
No, thanks. I have had enough
You don’t eat enough.
You aren’t eatting enough.

Question 22

Which is true?
I haven’t enough money to a new car
I haven’t enough money for a new car
I haven’t enough money for buy a new car

Answer 22

🔴
🟢
🔴
Third sentences can be corrected as below
I haven’t enough money to buy a new car
enough for somebody / something

enough to do something

Question 23

Fill in the blank.
I can’t wait for you. I haven’t got … time.

too much or enough? Why?

Answer 23

enough
Because too much applied in positive sentence and enough applied in negative ones.