The document provides a series of sentences for the user to complete by supplying the correct superlative form of an adjective. It also provides sentence transformations where the user must complete the second sentence to have the same meaning as the first using no more than three words. There are six sentences to complete for the superlative exercise and six sentences for the transformation exercise.

1. Check Superlatives
Complete each sentence by typing the correct superlative form:
A) Tim is (OLD) boy in the class.
B) You always take (BIG) piece of cake.
C) I'll carry (HEAVY) bag for you.
D) That school only takes (INTELLIGENT) pupils.
E) I did (COMPLICATED) puzzle first, then a difficult one.
Sentence Transformation Practice
For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.
Use no more than three words.
A) There isn't a river in the world as long D) Those parcels are lighter than this one.
as the Nile.
This parcel of them all.
The Nile river in the world.
E) Do the easiest questions first in the
B) I've never visited anywhere so exam.
beautiful.
In the exam, do the questions that
It was place I have ever visited. difficult first.
C) I've never read such a sad book. F) I have never met such a famous person
before.
It book I have ever read.
She was person I have ever met.
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