(8F) Write down what do you get here! by Ratu's College

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pupilslife01 — 2024-02-20 02:31:36 UTC

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(1) Abdurrahman Aliy

2024-02-20 06:21:45 UTC

Choose the correct form of the present continuous tense to fill in the blanks:

Question: The dog.... (bark) loudly outside.

Answer: The dog is barking loudly outside.

(9) Fathan Atallah Zhafar

223fathanatallah — 2024-02-20 06:21:48 UTC

Complete the sentence with present continuous tense:
Question: Sarah ..... (write) a letter to her friend.
Answer: Sarah is writing a letter to her friend

(16) Muhammad Basel Danniyal Al Faruq

223basel — 2024-02-20 06:22:00 UTC

Question: Give an example sentence using the adjective "expensive" in its superlative forml

Answer: The Burj Khalifa is the most expensive building in the world.

14 - Masogi Anugerahkasih Rabbi

2024-02-20 06:22:38 UTC

Question: What is the difference between "big" and "bigger"?

Answer: "Big" is the positive form, while "bigger" is the comparative from indicating a comparison between two objects.

(7) Aysha Cheryl Fauzi

223aysha — 2024-02-20 06:22:57 UTC

Question: Write a sentence using the adjective "fast" in positive, comparative, and superlative forms!

Answer:
a. The cheetah is fast.
b. The horse is faster than the cheetah.
c. The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird.

(5) Athaya Juneeta

2024-02-20 06:23:04 UTC

Question: What is the comperative degree, and how is it used?

Answer: The comparative degree is used to compare two things. It is formed by adding "-er" to adjectives or adverbs of one syllable or by using "more" before adjectives or adverbs with two or more syllables. For example, "taller" (one syllable) or "more interesting" (two syllables).

(10) Johanes Aditya H.R

2024-02-20 06:23:11 UTC

Q: Compose the sentence describing the comparison of the three objects using the adjective "beautiful"

A:Answer: The sunset in Hawall is more beautiful than the sunrise in New York, but the aurora borealis is the most beautiful natural phenomenon of all.

(3) Alisha Zahira Zulkarnaen

2024-02-20 06:23:39 UTC

Q. ..... they ...... (play) football in the park?

A. Are they playing football in the park?

(21) Nadira Azka Ramadhani

2024-02-20 06:23:46 UTC

Put the verbs in the brackets into the present continuous tense:

Question: They .... (talk) on the phone at the moment.

Answer: They are talking on the phone at the moment.

(6) Aura Putri Tungga Dewi

auraputriii90 — 2024-02-20 06:23:46 UTC

Put the verbs in the brackets into the present continuous tense:

Question: She...(read) a novel right now.

Answer: She is reading a novel right now.

(2) Aderyn Allodya Queenshi

2024-02-20 06:24:03 UTC

Question: How do you form the present continues tense?

Answer: To form the present contuinues tense, use the present tense of verb "to be" (am/is/are) and add the present participle (-ing form) of the main verb. for example, " I am eating," "they are running," or "she is studying"

(17) - Muhammad Fachry Irsan 8F

2024-02-20 06:24:19 UTC

Question: What is the present continuous tense?

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Answer: The present continuous tense is a verb form used to describe actions that are happening at the moment of speaking or around the present time. It is formed by combining the present tense of the verb "to be" (am/are/ls) with the present participle of the main verb.

Khanza Aira Putri (13)

2024-02-20 06:24:37 UTC

Question:

Provide an example sentence using the adjective "interesting" in its comparative form!

Answer:

Watching movies is more interesting than reading books.

(22) Nisrina Windy Sahira

223nisrina — 2024-02-20 06:24:40 UTC

Choose the correct form of the present continuous tense to fill in the blanks:

Question: We .... (not, have) dinner yet.

Answer: We have not dinner yet.

Mumtaz (20)

2024-02-20 06:24:48 UTC

Change the sentences into present continuous tense:

Question: I usually watch TV in the evening. (use the verb "watch")

Answer: I am watching the TV in the evening

(18) Muhammad Faiq Athallah Triatmoko

223faiq — 2024-02-20 06:25:18 UTC

Change the sentences into present continuous tense:

Question: The train ... (arrive) at 9 AM every day.

Answer: The train is arriving at 9 AM every day

(23) Qinaya Jovandita 8F

2024-02-20 06:25:19 UTC

Complete the sentences with the present continuous tense:

Question: The children ..... (play) in the backyard now.

Answer: The children are playing in the backyard now.

(4) Arfa Wirasena Ardhana Winangun

2024-02-20 06:26:09 UTC

Question: How do you use "more" and "most" to form comparative and superlative degrees?

Answer: "More" is used to form the comparative degree for adjectives with two or more syllables, while "most" is used for the superlative degree. For example, "more beautiful" and "most beautiful".

(9) Fathan atallah Zhafar

223fathanatallah — 2024-02-20 06:26:34 UTC

Complete the sentences with the present continuous tense:

Question: Sarah ..... (write) a letter to her friend.

Answer: Sarah is writing a letter to her friend.

(24) Raissa Nauranisa Farras

2024-02-20 06:26:59 UTC

Question: ..... you ..... (study) for the exam now?

Answer: Are you studying for the exam now?

(19) Muhammad Maulana Zakiy

maulanazakiy10 — 2024-02-20 06:28:05 UTC

Question: Explain the concept of the positive degree in comparison.

Answer: The positive degree is the basic form of an adjective or adverb without making any comparison. It simply describes the quality of a noun or verb without comparing it to anything else. For example, "tall," "fast," and "beautiful" are in the positive degree.

(8) Danendra Arfa Pranaja Syamdana

2024-02-20 06:30:11 UTC

Question: Explain the use of "less" and "least" in forming comparative and superlative degrees)

Answer: "Less" is used to form the comparathe degree, while "least" is used to form the superlative degree. For example, "less crowded" and "least crowded"

(25) Siti Abilla Rahmadhanty

2024-02-20 06:33:32 UTC

Question: What is the difference between "good," "better" is the comparative form, and "best"?

Answer: "Good" is the positive form, "better" is the comparative form, and "best" is the superlative form of the adjective"good".