Yes/No
Each of the following
sentences contains a comparative or superlative. Indicate if the sentence is correct (Yes) or
incorrect (No).
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1.
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Harvard is probably the most prestigious university in the United States.
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2.
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Rhonda is more hard working of the class.
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3.
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The engineers hired this year have more experience than those hired last
year.
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4.
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The graduate assistant informed us that the first exam is the most difficult of
the two.
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5.
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He bought the more powerful stereo speakers that he could find.
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6.
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The afternoon seminar was much more interesting than the morning lecture.
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7.
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The food in this restaurant is the best of the restaurant we visited last
week.
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8.
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The plants that have been setting in the sunny window are far healthier than the
other plants.
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9.
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The photocopies are the darkest that they have ever been.
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10.
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The first journal article is the longest of the second article.
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