English Grammar Quiz-18

Last week was ___ than this week

I’m the ___ in the class.

She is smaller ___ her sister.

She’s ___ than her brother.

Yesterday was ___ than today.

I ___ for a walk in the country and ___ a farm.

The Plaza ___ a swimming pool.

Claridge’s is the ___ hotel.

The Plaza is the ___ hotel.

I’ve got ___ pencils than you.

Do you have ___ homework?

I don’t ___ a problem with this exercise.

Does your sister ___ a fiancé?

My parents ___ a new stereo.

Our school ____ a library, but it doesn’t ____ any computers.

London ___ got a lot of parks.

London ___ got a lot of parks.

Why did you leave London? You had a ___ job.

Madrid is much ___.

Paris is ___ Madrid.

Brain’s car is ___ in our district.

Life in a country is ___ in a city.

Your class is ___ than my class.

A city is ___ than the country.

A country is ___ than a city.

He walked ___ the hill.

He jumped ___ the lake.

She came ___ the garage.

He spends his time ___ the banks of the river.

The house is 50 meters ___ the sea.

A country is quieter ___ a city.

New York is ___ Paris.

You are ___ me.

A: ___ you like ___ biscuit? B: Yes, please. And I ___ some milk, too.

A: ___ you like ___ cold water? B: No, thanks. ___ ____ green tea.

A: Would you like ___ oranges? Oh, sorry! There aren’t ___ oranges. But we have apples. B: That’s all right. Can I have ___ tea? A: OK.

A: Is there ___ juice in the fridge? B: No, there isn’t ___ juice, but there is ___ lemonade.

Would you like ___ tea ___ mineral water?

Would you like ___ chips?

There ___ apple juice in the fridge. And apples ___ so delicious.

Chocolate ___ harmful for your teeth, but strawberries ___ useful for your health.

Marie Curie was born ___ Warsaw.   

We waited ___ you ___ 11.00.

There were no planes ___ the past.

They went ___ a museum.

A lot of planes fly ___ the city every day.

You may write ___ a pen or ___ a pencil.

You may write ___ a pen or ___ a pencil.

You may write ___ a pen or ___ a pencil.

Our village lies ___ two high mountains.