MORE, MOST, THE MOST 1 - English quantifiers exercise

Grammar review More, most, the most

MORE
Use to compare two things or to mean an increased amount.
Forms
More + adjective/adverb (for long adjectives or adverbs)
more interesting
more carefully
More + noun
more time
more people

Examples
This movie is more predictable than the last one.
She needs more practice.
He works more quickly now.

MOST
Use as a superlative (often with the) to compare three or more things.
To mean "the majority of" or "very", depending on context.
Meaning "the majority of"
Most + plural noun / uncountable noun

Examples:
Most students passed the test.
Most water on Earth is salty.

THE MOST
Use: The definite superlative form-used when identifying one thing as number one in a group.
Structure
the most + adjective/adverb/noun

Examples:
He is the most talented player on the team.
This app costs the most money.