Question

making comparisons with more and most
with long adjectives, use more to compare two persons, places, or things.
use most to compare three or more.
the monarch butterfly is more colorful than the moth.
the parrot is the most colorful bird in the jungle.
complete each sentence, adding either more or most to the adjective in parentheses.

1. the ______ movies are about things you wouldnt expect. (interesting)
2. the ______ dress in the store is the one in the corner with red beads. (elegant)
3. the small screwdriver is ______ than the large one. (useful)
4. the green ski jacket is ______ than the white jacket, against the snow. (visible)
5. the icy driving conditions are the ______ part of the snowstorm. (dangerous)

revisit a piece of your writing. edit the draft to make sure that you are writing comparisons with more and most correctly.

Explanation:

Question 1

Step1: Determine comparison type

The sentence is about movies (multiple, so compare three or more). Use "most" with long adjective "interesting".
<Expression>most interesting</Expression>

Step1: Determine comparison type

The dress is the one in the store (compare among all in store, three or more). Use "most" with long adjective "elegant".
<Expression>most elegant</Expression>

Step1: Determine comparison type

Compare two screwdrivers (small and large). Use "more" with long adjective "useful".
<Expression>more useful</Expression>

Answer:

most interesting

Question 2