Mike worked __________ on his school work this year than last year.

harder / more hard

Ms. Gill doesn't have _________ patience for interruptions.

no / any

Both my husband and his brother look like_____ father.

his / their

John and ____ enjoy a lot of the same music.

Can you put away those boxes for ______, please?

JoAnn swam the ____________ in the race.

fastest / most fast / most fastly

I didn't see __________ in the gym at that time.

anybody / nobody

Nobody even notices when _____ or time has passed to go home.

his or her / their

You and _____ need to catch up over lunch one day soon.

Everyone turned in _______ research papers to Mrs. Talmo.

his or her / their

Which sentence is written correctly?

1. Wilma is the pretty girl in the whole school.
2. Wilma is the prettiest girl in the school.
3. Wilma is the prettyest girl in the whole school.
4. Wilma is the prettier girl in the whole school.

Which sentence is correct?

1. We hadn't barely started the project when the teacher called us back to class.

2. We barely started the project when the teacher called us back to class.

All of the children snuck ____ candy upstairs to eat it.

his or her / their

Do you want to sit with Levi and ____ today?

There isn't anything underneath the wire.

1. There isn't nothing underneath the wire.
2. There wasn't nothing underneath the wire.
3. There shouldn't be nothing underneath the wire.
4. correct as is

Which sentence is written correctly?

1. Bill is the most carefulest student in the classroom.
2. Bill is the more carefuler student int he classroom.
3. Bill is the most careful student in the classroom.
4. Bill is the more careful student in the classroom.

Which sentence is correct?

1. Kids don't hardly have time for homework on the weekend.

2. Kids don't have time for homework on the weekend.

Each of the dogs ran from ____ owner when they saw the park.

her / their

Jackson and _____ are the tallest students in the class.

Identify the adjective.
Beyonce sang a beautiful song during the concert.

Choose the correct adverb.
I did ________________ on the test than Jim did.

badly / worse / worst

How do we correct this sentence?

My sister played basketball, but she doesn't no more.

1. My sister played basketball, but she don't no more.

2. My sister played basketball, but she doesn't no more.

3. My sister played basketball, but she won't no more.

4. My sister played basketball, but she doesn't any more.

Neither of the girls wanted to leave ___ bed this morning.

her / their

I found a picture of Makenzi and ____ in an old box.

Identify the adverb.
Zazu politely requested another bag of kettle corn.