What is the free English Comparison Expressions Quiz?
The English Comparison Expressions Quiz is a free web app for practicing junior high school comparison expressions in a 4-choice quiz format.
It covers comparatives, superlatives, as ... as, not as ... as, irregular forms, adverb comparisons, one of the + superlative + plural noun, less / least, and advanced comparison phrases.
Original questions for daily review
All questions, choices, explanations, short sentences, and visual hints in this app are independently created for this site.
The app does not reproduce textbook passages, workbook problems, exam questions, official PDFs, audio scripts, or copyrighted teaching materials.
Each short sentence is written so learners can focus on the grammar point without needing a long reading passage.
Course lineup
- 10-question basics: comparison forms
- 20-question comparatives with than
- 20-question superlatives with the
- 20-question as ... as / not as ... as
- 20-question irregular comparison forms
- 20-question adverb comparisons
- 20-question word order and sentence choice
- 30-question advanced comparison phrases
- 50-question meaning and translation practice
- 100-question entrance-exam style mix
How you can use this quiz
Use the 10-question course when you want a quick check before class or homework. Use the longer courses when you want to review comparison patterns together before a regular test or entrance-exam style practice.
The questions ask you to choose forms, complete sentences, compare meanings, and notice common mistakes such as using a comparative inside as ... as or forgetting the in/of phrase after a superlative.
Visual hints for comparison grammar
The hint button shows diagrams and short notes matched to the current question. For example, a comparative question shows the shape “comparative + than,” while an as ... as question shows that the adjective or adverb stays in its base form.
This makes the app useful for students who want to check the rule quickly, and also for teachers or parents who want a simple way to explain why an answer is correct.
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