English Grammar - Comparison: 63 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Comparison
Comparison MCQ questions covering degrees of comparison, positive, comparative and superlative forms in English grammar.
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0%Q51. Identify the corrected version of: 'He is the most tallest boy in the class.'
Right Answer: He is the tallest boy in the class.
Explanation:
'Tallest' alone is correct; 'most tallest' is a double superlative error.
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Q52. Choose the sentence with a double superlative error.
Right Answer: This is the most worst movie I have seen.
Explanation:
'Most worst' is a double superlative error since 'worst' is already superlative.
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Q53. Identify the rule to avoid double superlative errors.
Right Answer: Use either 'most' or the '-est' suffix, never both together.
Explanation:
Superlative degree should use only one marker — either 'most' (for multi-syllable words) or '-est' (for short words) — never both.
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Q54. Choose the correct sentence expressing parallel/proportional comparison.
Right Answer: The more you practice, the better you become.
Explanation:
Parallel/proportional comparisons use the structure 'The + comparative..., the + comparative...': 'The more..., the better...'
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Q55. Identify the correct sentence.
Right Answer: The harder you work, the more successful you become.
Explanation:
'The harder..., the more successful...' correctly follows the parallel comparative structure.
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Q57. Identify the correct sentence.
Right Answer: The sooner we start, the sooner we finish.
Explanation:
'The sooner..., the sooner...' correctly follows the parallel comparative structure, even repeating the same comparative.
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