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Question #1
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Identify the error: 'This medicine is bitter than that one.'
Correct Answer: Option B
Explanation:
Use comparative 'more bitter' or 'bitterer'. 'Bitter' is positive.
Use comparative 'more bitter' or 'bitterer'. 'Bitter' is positive.
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Spot the error: 'The crowd was very huge.'
Correct Answer: Option D
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'Huge' already means very large; 'very huge' is redundant but not incorrect. Some consider it acceptable; however, 'huge' is extreme adjective. Better: 'very large'. But many exams accept 'very huge' as error because 'huge' does not usually take 'very'. I'll keep as error: 'very huge' is often considered a mistake because 'huge' is a strong adjective. So correct answer A.
'Huge' already means very large; 'very huge' is redundant but not incorrect. Some consider it acceptable; however, 'huge' is extreme adjective. Better: 'very large'. But many exams accept 'very huge' as error because 'huge' does not usually take 'very'. I'll keep as error: 'very huge' is often considered a mistake because 'huge' is a strong adjective. So correct answer A.
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Question #3
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Choose the correct comparative: 'She is ________ than her friend.' (generous)
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