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Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences. 1. A train is than a bus. (fast) 2. This text is the of all. (interesting) 3. This jacket is small for me. Show me a one. (big) 4. What is the _thing in life? (difficult) 5. Jonathan is than Penny. (tall) 6. Samantha is the student in our class. (short) 7. My new bike is than old bike. (good) Ex. 2 Complete the sentences with some, any, a lot of, much or many. 1. Terry doesn't have money with him. He's only got ten euros. How We've got too pens are there in your pocket? homework. 4. 1 want to buy new shoes. 5. Jenny isn't very popular. She hasn't got friends. Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives. Jill saved / spent all her money for months and went on an excited / exciting holiday to the USA. I'm very worried / worrying about passing / winning my exams. I felt embarrassed / embarrassing when I won the prize because I'm not a selfish / confident person. It's surprised / surprising that Jane won / earned the race. She isn't the best athlete in our team. The teachers were annoyed / annoying when hackers / vandals broke the windows of the school. Sue felt frightened / frightening when she saw the criminals late at night, so she ran after / away. Ex. 4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect. Jo (already work) in York. Sara (be) to Asia and Africa? They (never jump) out of a plane. Sue (not try) kayaking. s. The children (watch) the Olympics on TV? You (win) a prize! Penny (not swim) in a lake.

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Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences.

  1. A train is faster than a bus.
  2. This text is the most interesting of all.
  3. This jacket is small for me. Show me a bigger one.
  4. What is the most difficult thing in life?
  5. Jonathan is taller than Penny.
  6. Samantha is the shortest student in our class.
  7. My new bike is better than the old bike.

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

  1. Terry doesn't have any money with him. He's only got ten euros.
  2. How much homework do you have?
  3. We've got too many pens in your pocket.
  4. I want to buy some new shoes.
  5. Jenny isn't very popular. She hasn't got many friends.

Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives.

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

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

  1. Jo has already worked in York.
  2. Sara has been to Asia and Africa.
  3. They have never jumped out of a plane.
  4. Sue has not tried kayaking.
  5. Have the children watched the Olympics on TV?
  6. You have won a prize!
  7. Penny has not swum in a lake.
Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences. 1. A train is than a bus. (fast) 2. This text is the of all. (interesting) 3. This jacket is small for me. Show me a one. (big) 4. What is the _thing in life? (difficult) 5. Jonathan is than Penny. (tall) 6. Samantha is the student in our class. (short) 7. My new bike is than old bike. (good) Ex. 2 Complete the sentences with some, any, a lot of, much or many. 1. Terry doesn't have money with him. He's only got ten euros. How We've got too pens are there in your pocket? homework. 4. 1 want to buy new shoes. 5. Jenny isn't very popular. She hasn't got friends. Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives. Jill saved / spent all her money for months and went on an excited / exciting holiday to the USA. I'm very worried / worrying about passing / winning my exams. I felt embarrassed / embarrassing when I won the prize because I'm not a selfish / confident person. It's surprised / surprising that Jane won / earned the race. She isn't the best athlete in our team. The teachers were annoyed / annoying when hackers / vandals broke the windows of the school. Sue felt frightened / frightening when she saw the criminals late at night, so she ran after / away. Ex. 4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect. Jo (already work) in York. Sara (be) to Asia and Africa? They (never jump) out of a plane. Sue (not try) kayaking. s. The children (watch) the Olympics on TV? You (win) a prize! Penny (not swim) in a lake.
Ex.1 Write comparative or superlative sentences. 1. A train is faster than a bus. 2. This text is the most interesting of all. 3. This jacket is small for me. Show me a bigger one. 4. What is the most difficult thing in life? 5. Jonathan is taller than Penny. 6. Samantha is the shortest student in our class. 7. My new bike is better than the old bike. Ex. 2 Complete the sentences with some, any, a lot of, much or many. 1. Terry doesn't have any money with him. He's only got ten euros. 2. How much homework do you have? 3. We've got too many pens in your pocket. 4. I want to buy some new shoes. 5. Jenny isn't very popular. She hasn't got many friends. Ex. 3 Circle the correct alternatives. 1. Jill saved all her money for months and went on an exciting holiday to the USA. 2. I'm very worried about passing my exams. 3. I felt embarrassed when I won the prize because I'm not a confident person. 4. It's surprising that Jane won the race. She isn't the best athlete in our team. 5. The teachers were annoyed when vandals broke the windows of the school. 6. Sue felt frightened when she saw the criminals late at night, so she ran away. Ex. 4 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect. 1. Jo has already worked in York. 2. Sara has been to Asia and Africa. 3. They have never jumped out of a plane. 4. Sue has not tried kayaking. 5. Have the children watched the Olympics on TV? 6. You have won a prize! 7. Penny has not swum in a lake.