MORE, MOST, THE MOST 2 - English quantifiers exercise

level: Intermediate (B1/B2)

This is the second exercise in this series. For the full breakdown of when to use more, most, and the most, see exercise 1.

Complete each of the following sentences with 'more', 'most', or 'the most'.
EXAMPLE: He is the most honest person I know.

HERE ARE SOME OTHER SIMILAR PRACTICE TESTS:
How + (much, long, often, well) 1 (I)
Question words 1 (who, when, where, what) (B/I)
Question words 2 (why, where, when) (B/I)
Question words 3 (who, what, when, where, why) (B/I)
SO, SUCH, MANY, MUCH 1 (I)
SO, SUCH, SUCH A 1 (I)
WOULD YOU LIKE or DO YOU LIKE? 1 (B/I)
ALREADY or YET? 1 (I)
Word order in English 1 (B)
Word order in English 2 (I)
DO or DOES? (B)

Did you know? Is grammar important for IELTS? Of course!
There is no separate "grammar" section on the IELTS, but...

Grammar is assessed in:
• Writing (Task 1 & Task 2)
• Speaking

How it's checked:
• Examiners look at range and accuracy of grammar:
◦ Simple vs. complex sentence structures
◦ Verb tenses, articles, prepositions, agreement
◦ Error frequency and whether errors affect understanding
• Grammar is one of the 4 scoring criteria in Writing ("Grammatical Range and Accuracy").

This is why practicing grammar is still important for the IELTS, despite there being no direct multiple-choice grammar questions.