Exercises B2 : complex comparative structures (answers)

These exercises are based on the complex comparative structures covered in the course, including correlative comparatives, intensified forms, and proportional structures. Put your knowledge to the test!

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Exercice 1 — Fill in the Blanks: Complex Comparatives

Complete each sentence with the correct comparative structure. Write the full sentence in your answer.

1. ___ you practise English, ___ you will become at speaking it fluently.
2. This project is ___ more complex ___ the one we completed last semester.
3. She earns ___ as much money ___ her colleague, despite having more experience.
4. ___ the temperature drops, ___ energy the heating system consumes.

Exercice 2 — Spot and Correct the Errors

Each sentence contains one error related to complex comparative structures. Identify the mistake and rewrite the full corrected sentence.

1. The more you stress about the exam, the worst your performance will be.
2. This new laptop is far more faster than my old one.
3. He is twice as taller as his younger brother.
4. More the city grows, more it becomes difficult to find affordable housing.

Exercice 3 — Multiple Choice: Choose the Correct Structure

Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence using a complex comparative structure from the course.

1. ___ informed you are about a topic, ___ you can contribute to a discussion.
2. The new stadium is ___ large ___ the old one, so it can host far more spectators.
3. His second novel was ___ more compelling than his debut, which surprised all the critics.
4. ___ she read about the subject, ___ she realised how little she actually knew.