Tugas B.

inggris MODIFIERS

Nama : Maulidiah
Nim : 1714201064
Smt : 7B

 Practice A
DIRECTIONS: Mark the choice that best completes the sentence.
1. The size ten envelopes are_______for sending documents than those
small ones.
(A) better
(B) more better
(C) best
(D) the best
2. You can buy the slightly _____pens this time. We don't need the most
expensive ones.
(A) cheap
(B) cheaper
(C) cheapest
(D) the cheapest
3. Paul is _____ candidate for that position. He hates speaking in public.
(A) the bad
(B) worse
(C) worst
(D) The worst
Practice B
DIRECTIONS: Mark the choice that best completes the sentence.
1. We _____ look at resumes sent by e-mail. You must deliver it by mail or
in person.
(A) sometimes
(B) rarely
(C) never
(D) always
2. I ______ buy a cup of coffee at w^ork, but I usually bring one from
home.
 (A) always
(B) sometimes
(C) usually
(D) often
3. It is our policy to give employees at least one warning. We ______fire a
person after only one minor mistake.
(A) sometimes
(B) never
(C) rarely
(D) frequently
Practice c
DIRECTIONS: Mark the choice that best completes the sentence.
1. The _______ photocopier is sitting on the floor underneath the table.
(A) break
(B) broken
(C) breaking
(D) broke
2. We're interested in the woman _______in the last chair of the first row.
(A) seat
(B) seated
(C) seating
(D) sat
3. I found this _____ piece of paper on your desk.
Why did you destroy the document?
(A) tearing
(B) tear
(C) torn
(D) to tear

 Answer
Point A.
1. B :because in a sentence If an adjective has two or more syllables
(interesting), we put more in the field (more interesting) and follow the
word with (more interesting than)
2. B : because in a sentence If an adjective has two syllables and ends with
-y (friendly), we change y to i and add -er (friendly) and follow the word
with than (friendly from).
3. A : because in sentences Some adjectives in English have irregular
comparative and superlative forms:

Point B
1. B : because in a sentence the adverb frequency can be a single word
such as always, rarely, or never. > because it puts the frequency adverb
after the verb becomes. * We (rarely) see resumes sent by email. You must
send it by mail or in person *
2. A : because in a sentence the adverb frequency can be a single word
such as always, rarely, or never.
* I (always) buy a cup of coffee on the internet, but usually I bring it from
home. *
3. B : because in the sentence We put the adverb of frequency between
the subject and the verb.
* It is our policy to give employees at least one warning. We (never) fired
someone after just one small mistake *

Point C
1. C : because in sentences using the present participle adjective to
describe someone or something that is responsible for doing an action or
causing feelings.
2. C : because in the sentence forms the present participle by adding -ing to
the verb (to pull).
3. A : because in the sentence forms the present participle by adding -ing to
the verb (to pull).