Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences. 1. Park Street is than Market Street. (long) 2. A crocodile is than a water snake. (dangerous) 3. Helen is the girl in our class. (hard-working) 4. They are the _ people in the village. (rich) 5. Kelly is the tennis player at the club. (bad) 1 am Summer is the than my friend. (old) season. (hot) Ex. 2 Complete the sentences with some, any, a lot of, much or many. He's very rich. In fact, I think he's got too money. How There are too I need They didn't see come. friends do you have? banks in Hollywood. more time to do the task. children at the party - nobody had Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives. I felt embarrassed / embarrassing when I won the prize because I'm not a selfish / confident person. Sue felt frightened / frightening when she saw the criminals late at night, so she ran after / away. Jill saved / spent all her money for months and went on an excited / exciting holiday to the USA. It's surprised / surprising that Jane won / earned the race. She isn't the best athlete in our team. s. I'm very worried / worrying about passing / winning my exams. 6. The teachers were annoyed / annoying when hackers / vandals broke the windows of the school. Ex. 4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect. We (not play) in the school team. We (never run) 100 kilometres. I (just cut) my leg. Samantha (visit) Asia? They (see) the rescue services. She (talk) to a film star. You (enjoy)

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Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences. 1. Park Street is than Market Street. (long) 2. A crocodile is than a water snake. (dangerous) 3. Helen is the girl in our class. (hard-working) 4. They are the _ people in the village. (rich) 5. Kelly is the tennis player at the club. (bad) 1 am Summer is the than my friend. (old) season. (hot) Ex. 2 Complete the sentences with some, any, a lot of, much or many. He's very rich. In fact, I think he's got too money. How There are too I need They didn't see come. friends do you have? banks in Hollywood. more time to do the task. children at the party - nobody had Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives. I felt embarrassed / embarrassing when I won the prize because I'm not a selfish / confident person. Sue felt frightened / frightening when she saw the criminals late at night, so she ran after / away. Jill saved / spent all her money for months and went on an excited / exciting holiday to the USA. It's surprised / surprising that Jane won / earned the race. She isn't the best athlete in our team. s. I'm very worried / worrying about passing / winning my exams. 6. The teachers were annoyed / annoying when hackers / vandals broke the windows of the school. Ex. 4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect. We (not play) in the school team. We (never run) 100 kilometres. I (just cut) my leg. Samantha (visit) Asia? They (see) the rescue services. She (talk) to a film star. You (enjoy)

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Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences.

Park Street is longer than Market Street.
A crocodile is more dangerous than a water snake.
Helen is the hardest-working girl in our class.
They are the richest people in the village.
Kelly is the worst tennis player at the club.
I am older than my friend.
Summer is the hottest season.

Ex. 2 Complete the sentences with some, any, a lot of, much, or many.

He's very rich. In fact, I think he's got too much money.
How many friends do you have?
There are too many banks in Hollywood.
I need more time to do the task.
They didn't see any children at the party - nobody had come.

Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives.

I felt embarrassed when I won the prize because I'm not a confident person.
Sue felt frightened when she saw the criminals late at night, so she ran away.
Jill saved all her money for months and went on an exciting holiday to the USA.
It's surprising that Jane won the race. She isn't the best athlete in our team.
I'm very worried about passing my exams.
The teachers were annoyed when vandals broke the windows of the school.

Ex. 4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect.

We have not played in the school team.
We have never run 100 kilometres.
I have just cut my leg.
Has Samantha visited Asia?
They have seen the rescue services.
She has talked to a film star.
Have you enjoyed your vacation?

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Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences. 1. Park Street is than Market Street. (long) 2. A crocodile is than a water snake. (dangerous) 3. Helen is the girl in our class. (hard-working) 4. They are the _ people in the village. (rich) 5. Kelly is the tennis player at the club. (bad) 1 am Summer is the than my friend. (old) season. (hot) Ex. 2 Complete the sentences with some, any, a lot of, much or many. He's very rich. In fact, I think he's got too money. How There are too I need They didn't see come. friends do you have? banks in Hollywood. more time to do the task. children at the party - nobody had Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives. I felt embarrassed / embarrassing when I won the prize because I'm not a selfish / confident person. Sue felt frightened / frightening when she saw the criminals late at night, so she ran after / away. Jill saved / spent all her money for months and went on an excited / exciting holiday to the USA. It's surprised / surprising that Jane won / earned the race. She isn't the best athlete in our team. s. I'm very worried / worrying about passing / winning my exams. 6. The teachers were annoyed / annoying when hackers / vandals broke the windows of the school. Ex. 4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect. We (not play) in the school team. We (never run) 100 kilometres. I (just cut) my leg. Samantha (visit) Asia? They (see) the rescue services. She (talk) to a film star. You (enjoy)

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Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences. 1. Park Street is longer than Market Street. 2. A crocodile is more dangerous than a water snake. 3. Helen is the hardest-working girl in our class. 4. They are the richest people in the village. 5. Kelly is the worst tennis player at the club. 6. I am older than my friend. 7. Summer is the hottest season. Ex. 2 Complete the sentences with some, any, a lot of, much, or many. 1. He's very rich. In fact, I think he's got too much money. 2. How many friends do you have? 3. There are too many banks in Hollywood. 4. I need more time to do the task. 5. They didn't see any children at the party - nobody had come. Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives. 1. I felt embarrassed when I won the prize because I'm not a confident person. 2. Sue felt frightened when she saw the criminals late at night, so she ran away. 3. Jill saved all her money for months and went on an exciting holiday to the USA. 4. It's surprising that Jane won the race. She isn't the best athlete in our team. 5. I'm very worried about passing my exams. 6. The teachers were annoyed when vandals broke the windows of the school. Ex. 4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect. 1. We have not played in the school team. 2. We have never run 100 kilometres. 3. I have just cut my leg. 4. Has Samantha visited Asia? 5. They have seen the rescue services. 6. She has talked to a film star. 7. Have you enjoyed your vacation?