please tell me what the answer is.

1. Jack is taller than John, but Bill is taller than either of them. Bill is _______
a. the taller of the three
b. more taller
c. the tallest of the three
d. most taller

2. Would you like something else?
a. Yes, nothing else, thank you
b. Yes, anything else, thank you
c. No, nothing else, thank you
d. No, anything else, thank you

3. Choose the correct sentence.
a. The bus was crowded, so I had to stand up
b. The bus was crowded because I had to stand up
c. I had to stand up so the bus was crowded
d. I had to stand up that the bus was crowded

4. Helen said, "May I get off the bus on the other side of the city?" She wanted ____
a. a new bus
b. a better seat
c. a permit to take another bus
d. to go across town

5. The snack bar is in the back of the building. It is _________
a. on the left side of the building
b. outside the building
c. behind the building
d. in the rear part of the building

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please tell me what the answer is.

1. Jack is taller than John, but Bill is taller than either of them. Bill is _______
a. the taller of the three
b. more taller
c. the tallest of the three
d. most taller


2. Would you like something else?
a. Yes, nothing else, thank you
b. Yes, anything else, thank you
c. No, nothing else, thank you
d. No, anything else, thank you


3. Choose the correct sentence.
a. The bus was crowded, so I had to stand up
b. The bus was crowded because I had to stand up
c. I had to stand up so the bus was crowded
d. I had to stand up that the bus was crowded


4. Helen said, "May I get off the bus on the other side of the city?" She wanted ____
a. a new bus
b. a better seat
c. a permit to take another bus
d. to go across town



5. The snack bar is in the back of the building. It is _________
a. on the left side of the building
b. outside the building
c. behind the building
d. in the rear part of the building

pomjoep · Answer

1) c
2) c
3) a
4) d
5) d
Good luck, and man reading homework questions for my own language is trippy

Kana72531 · Answer

@ambi_0052

1. c. the tallest of the three
2. c. No, nothing else, thankyou
3. a. The bus was crowded, so I had to stand up
4. d. to go across town
5. c. behind the building

pomjoep · Answer

@72531 for it to be behind, I think the wording would have to be "The snack bar is out the back of the building" But maybe I am wrong.

Gezzza · Answer

c. though you could also say a., but c is more correct in this context.
c. b is grammatically correct but would be odd to say.
a.
d.
d.

Gezzza · Answer

@pomjoep Definitely not wrong. Behind the building means outside of the building. At the back of the building means inside the building but at the back of it. d. is the correct answer, not c.

pomjoep · Answer

@Gezzza glad I’m not crazy lmao

1) c2) c3) a4) d5) dGood luck, and man reading homework questions for my own language is trippy

@ambi_0052 1. c. the tallest of the three2. c. No, nothing else, thankyou3. a. The bus was crowded, so I had to stand up4. d. to go across town5. c. behind the building

@72531 for it to be behind, I think the wording would have to be "The snack bar is out the back of the building" But maybe I am wrong.

c. though you could also say a., but c is more correct in this context.c. b is grammatically correct but would be odd to say.a.d.d.

@pomjoep Definitely not wrong. Behind the building means outside of the building. At the back of the building means inside the building but at the back of it. d. is the correct answer, not c.

@Gezzza glad I’m not crazy lmao

1) c
2) c
3) a
4) d
5) d
Good luck, and man reading homework questions for my own language is trippy

@ambi_0052

1. c. the tallest of the three
2. c. No, nothing else, thankyou
3. a. The bus was crowded, so I had to stand up
4. d. to go across town
5. c. behind the building

c. though you could also say a., but c is more correct in this context.
c. b is grammatically correct but would be odd to say.
a.
d.
d.