English Grammar Exercises

Units 64–66: Superlatives, No/Any/None, Zero Quantifiers

64. Superlatives
64.1 The Most / The Best
  1. It's so warm outside, I'm going to invite some friends over for a barbecue.
  2. The new secretary seems good but doesn't have much experience.
  3. I read some really good books during my last vacation.
  4. What happened in the kitchen? It's such a mess.
64.2 Superlatives in Context
  1. The shirt Liam bought for the party cost more than $80.
  2. My cousin has a really friendly dog.
  3. While walking in the park, I spotted a rare bird.
  4. I have a lot of friends who still live with their parents.
  5. Paula has left some money on the kitchen table for you.
  6. I think Brazil would be a fascinating country to visit.
  7. I've just baked some cupcakes. Would you like to try one?
  8. The cake you made for the fair was absolutely delicious.
  9. My family is big! I have three brothers and a sister.
  10. The blue whale is the biggest animal that has ever existed.
  11. I asked the waiter for a large cup of coffee.
  12. The saxophone is a difficult instrument to play.
  13. India is the country I'd most like to visit.
  14. We saw a bear on our trip through the mountains.
65. The / One of the / A
65.1 The / One of the
  1. This is my new boyfriend, Dan.
  2. That book is so interesting.
  3. That was such a tasty pizza!
  4. I'd like those grapes, please.
  5. Do you like this shirt?
  6. I want to see that movie tonight.
  7. These are your glasses, right here.
  8. Where did you buy those jeans?
  9. Those shoes look great on you!
  10. This is the perfect car for a family.
  11. Is that your new motorcycle, Andy?
65.2 One of the / The Most
  1. Who made these cakes?
  2. These are my parents, Anna and Charles.
  3. This wardrobe's so heavy!
  4. That is my new house. It's just by the ocean.
  5. This is your desk and computer.
  6. That was an amazing goal. You should have seen it!
65.3 The Best / One of the Best
  1. Those boots really suit you.
  2. This is one of the best books I've read.
  3. I'm sure I've seen this movie before.
  4. I don't think this meat is cooked properly.
65.4 Superlatives
  1. That is one of the most beautiful castles that I've ever seen.
  2. I'll have a half kilo of those potatoes and a bag of these apricots, please.
  3. Your most important role is that of spokesperson for our company.
  4. The cars we drive today are safer than those our parents used to drive.
  5. I like these jeans here, but I prefer those with the stripe on them over there.
  6. This is the best coffee I've ever had. It's absolutely delicious.
66. No / Any / None
66.1 No / None
  1. We had no time to make lunch, so we went out for burgers instead.
  2. I've missed the train again. I'm having no luck this week!
  3. None of the clothes I tried on suited me.
  4. We wanted a room with a view, but the receptionist said that there were none available.
  5. I couldn't call you because there was no reception where I was.
  6. I wanted to order apple pie, but there was none left.
  7. None of my friends believed I saw a ghost.
66.2 No / Any
  1. There aren't any free seats.
  2. I have no money left.
  3. There weren't any more tickets.
  4. Kinga doesn't have any friends at work.
  5. It takes no time to get there.
  6. There was no doubt that he did it.
66.3 No / None / Any
  1. No vegetarian food had been ordered for the convention.
  2. There are no places left on the English course.
  3. None of the staff wanted to work on Saturday.
  4. Amelia wanted to buy salad, but there wasn't any in the shop.
  5. There was no time to think about the exam questions.
  6. I called five hotels, but none had a free room for tonight.

Answers Index

64.1 Superlatives
64.2 In Context
65.1 The / One of the
65.2 One of the
65.3 The Best
65.4 Superlatives
66.1 No / None
66.2 No / Any
66.3 No / None / Any