Comparative Correlatives Practice Test — Intermediate

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1. Q1Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

   Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

2. Q2Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

   Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

3. Q3Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

   Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

4. Q4Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

   Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

5. Q5Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

   Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

6. Q6Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

   Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

7. Q7Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

   Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

8. Q8Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

   Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

9. Q9Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

   AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

   Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

   Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

10. Q10Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

11. Q11Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

12. Q12Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

13. Q13Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

14. Q14Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

15. Q15Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

16. Q16Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

17. Q17Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

18. Q18Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

19. Q19Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

20. Q20Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

21. Q21Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

22. Q22Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

23. Q23Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

24. Q24Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

25. Q25Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

26. Q26Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

27. Q27Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

28. Q28Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

29. Q29Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

30. Q30Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

31. Q31Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

32. Q32Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

33. Q33Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

34. Q34Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

35. Q35Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

36. Q36Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

37. Q37Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

38. Q38Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

39. Q39Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

40. Q40Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

41. Q41Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

42. Q42Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe higher we climbed, the colder it became. BThe highest we climbed, the coldest it became. CThe higher we climbed, the colder it became incorrectly. DAs the higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Answer: A. The higher we climbed, the colder it became.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

43. Q43Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get. BThe early you arrive, the good seat you get. CThe earlier you arrive, the better seat you get incorrectly. DAs the earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Answer: A. The earlier you arrive, the better seat you get.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

44. Q44Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe more you practice, the easier it gets. BThe practice more, the easier it gets. CThe more you practice, the easier it gets incorrectly. DAs the more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Answer: A. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.

45. Q45Choose the grammatically correct comparative correlative sentence:

    AThe harder you study, the better you will perform. BThe more hard you study, the more good you perform. CThe harder you study, the better you will perform incorrectly. DAs the harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Answer: A. The harder you study, the better you will perform.

    Comparative correlatives use parallel clauses starting with 'The + comparative adjective/adverb'.