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2 years ago

Cross out the unnecessary words where necessary. Some sentences are correct.

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2 answers:

Andrews [41]2 years ago

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Unnecessary words: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16,

GREYUIT [131]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. She is a better driver than I am.

2. He can walk MUCH faster than me.

3. The old woman walked THE more slowly than her daughter did.

4. Mahrez is among the best football players in the world.

5. The longer he exercises, the FAR more tired he gets.

6. Ahmed is a VERY more efficient worker than Sami is.

7. He spends THE half as much money as his wife does.

8. She used to wear the same clothes as WITH her sister.

9. Lina can sing as well as a bird.

10. I can easily carry this bag. It‘s SO light as a feather.

11. My sister thinks she is THE MOST more intelligent than me, but I don't agree!

12. Avatar is PROBABLY the worst film I have seen!

13. What is the MOVE wettest month of the year in Algeria and where?

14. Do you think Harry Potter film is MORE better than the book?

15. Who is the most powerful person in your country?

16. Is Sid Ahmed Aghoumi MOST older than Athman Ariouat?

17. Chanez is nicest person THAT I know.

Explanation:

There are other grammar errors; however, the bold words need to be removed.

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