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AFGHANISTAN BEAT NEW ZEALAND!

Bowlers have done their job very well, now it's up to the batsmen,
Good Luck Bangladesh 🇧🇩

What is correct?
a, Last night, I dreamt about you.
b, Last night, I dreamt with you.

What is correct?
a, I have a good news for you.
b, I have good news for you.

A father murdered his son because he was drunk.
Who was drunk?
a, father.
b, son.

Which is correct?
Marriage Anniversary.
or
Wedding Anniversary.

What is the difference between Coronavirus and COVID-19?

I am travelling _ Italy tomorrow.

a) at
b) to
c) on

What is correct?

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She knew __________ absolute certainty that they were dead.
A in
B to
C off
D with
E no preposition

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The animals will remain loyal to humans if treated __________.
A fair
B well
C good
D options A &B
E options B & C

People often confuse HARDLY with HARD. Do you know the difference between them?

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Studios sleeping two people cost £70 ________ night.
A a
B an
C the
D all of the above
E none of the above

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He hardly attended our weekly meetings, _____________?
A did he
B had he
C does he
D didn't he
E none of the above

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I knew he was good _______ maths.
A in
B at
C on
D with
E no preposition

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You ______________ of our decision as soon as possible.
A notify
B will notify
C be notified
D will be notified
E none of the above

COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
When two things are compared we use the form of an adjective called a comparative. The comparative forms of one-syllable adjectives such as big usually end in er.
e.g.Trucks are bigger than cars.

Quite a few two-syllable adjectives such as narrow (nar-row) also have the er form.
e.g. Roads are narrower in the old part of the city.

Many two-syllable adjectives such as useful (use-ful) and all adjectives that have more than two syllables, like intelligent (in-tell-i-gent), use more before them for the comparative.
e.g. Some websites are more useful than others.
Some people say that dogs are more intelligent than cats.

Three important adjectives have irregular comparative forms. The comparative of good is better.
e.g. The food at this restaurant is good, but I know a place where it's better.
The comparative of bad is worse.
e.g. Things were bad before, but now they're worse.
The comparative of far is farther or further.

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I have been involved _________ many such courses.
A in
B to
C on
D with
E no preposition

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The river was patrolled and few people ___________ across.
A allow
B allowed
C were allowed
D have been allowed
E none of the above

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There was nothing you could do, ___________?
A could you
B was there
C couldn't you
D wasn't there
E none of the above

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Speaker A: I was trying to phone you.
Speaker B: __________________.
A I was so
B So was I
C So I was
D I was too
E none of the above

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They're trying to accomplish __________ impossible.
A a
B an
C the
D all of the above
E none of the above

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She had no sooner spoken _______ the telephone rang.

A as
B after
C then
D than
E immediately

Which of the following is the verb form of 'soft'?
(a) soft
(b) soften
(c) ensoft
(d) softened
(e) none of the above

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She spoke to our _________ association last year
A teachers
B teacher's
C teachers'
D all of the above
E none of the above

Which of the following is the noun form of the adjective 'large'?
A large
B enlarge
C enlarged
D enlarging
E enlargement