ADJECTIVES (PART 1) PART 2: UPPER-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL ENGLISH GRAMMAR EXERCISES WITH ANSWERS ITEMS FOR B1&B2

 

ENGLISH GRAMMAR EXERCISES WITH ANSWERS ITEMS FOR B1&B2 PART 2: UPPER-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL ADJECTIVES (PART 1)

 

901 He is a/an … brilliant boy! a) pretty b) fairly c) exceptionally 902 Mark is a pretty … child. a) old-year six b) six-year-old c) six-old-year 903 I bought … boots yesterday. a) beautiful riding black b) beautiful black riding c) riding beautiful black d) riding black beautiful 904 Audi or Mercedes: which do you like …? a) best b) well c) better 905 Our breakfast turned out to be …. So we wrote a complaint letter to the manager. a) inedible b) unedible c) illedible 906 It is necessary to reduce … expenses in the nearest future. a) disessential b) unessential c) nonessential 907 I’ve got an idea how to transform this terrible place into a … cosy shelter. a) beloved b) lovely c) loving 908 I’ve run 7 kilometers and feel … exhausted. a) totally b) pretty c) very 909 The performance was not brilliant, but I found it … interesting. a) enough b) completely c) rather 910 It was … of her to keep silent in response to a stranger’s abuse in the subway. a) sensitive b) sensual c) sensible 911 … friends are worse than enemies. a) Unhonest b) Dishonest c) Inhonest 912 This sofa is … than the yellow one. a) cozier b) more cozy c) the cozier 913 The red car is … more expensive than the black one. a) very b) pretty c) slightly 914 She is so … She thinks that she is the best and doesn’t pay attention to anyone around her. a) arrogant b) drastic c) crooked 915 The journalist called the party’s election tactics … . But, unfortunately, many voters trusted it. a) blissful b) content c) deceitful

ANSWER KEY

901	C
902	B
903	B
904	C
905	A
906	C
907	B
908	A
909	C
910	C
911	B
912	A
913	C
914	A
915	C