Question

1. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of adjectives:
(i) She has just taken a sleeping-tablet. She is feeling ____ (drowsy) every minute now. (ii) Who is ____ (young), Jones or Phillip? (iii) He is one of the ____ (wealthy) men in the world. (iv) Nora was ____ (surprised) at his appearance than you were. Do you think his hairstyle suits him ____ (good) than the previous one did? (v) He looked ____ (pale) and ____ (thin) after his illness. Before, he weighed the ____ (heavy) among the three of us, but now he is even ____ (light) than I am. (vi) He is the ____ (old) boy in the family, and he is the ____ (clever) one, too. (vii) The soup is ____ (tasty) than the vegetables. (viii)She is ____ (successful) than her brother. Her paintings sell ____ (good) than her brother’s. (ix) The ____ (little) you can do is to help her find a room to stay in. (x) You have ____ (much) money than you need for the trip. The ____ (much) you need to spend is about three hundred dollars.​

Answer 1

Answer:

drowsy, younger, wealthiest, more surprised, better, pale and thin, heaviest, lighter, oldest, most clever, tastier, more successful, better, least, more, least.

Explanation:

I hope it's correct,

Answer 2

Explanation:

1. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of adjectives:

(i) She has just taken a sleeping-tablet. She is feeling drowsy every minute now. (ii) Who is younger Jones or Phillip? (iii) He is one of the wealthiest men in the world. (iv) Nora was surprised (surprised) at his appearance than you were. Do you think his hairstyle suits him better than the previous one did? (v) He looked pale and thin after his illness. Before, he weighed the heaviest among the three of us, but now he is even lighter than I am. (vi) He is the eldest (old) boy in the family, and he is the cleverest (clever) one, too. (vii) The soup is more tasty (tasty) than the vegetables. (viii)She is _more successful than her brother. Her paintings sell better than her brother’s. (ix) The little you can do is to help her find a room to stay in. (x) You have more much money than you need for the trip. The much you need to spend is about three hundred dollars.