8. (little) David gets … … Tom. … money … 9. (much) George gets … … money … … Tom. 10. (small) David's house is … … Tom's. 11. (big) George's house is … … all. 12. (big) Tom's…

8. (little) David gets … … Tom. … money … 9. (much) George gets … … money … … Tom. 10. (small) David's house is … … Tom's. 11. (big) George's house is … … all. 12. (big) Tom's house is … … David's. Read the passage: Mr. and Mrs. Smith are now flying to Canada. Miss Bennet is their stewardess. She is very talkative and friendly. She is showing Mr. and Mrs. Smith some pictures of her family and her best friend. Miss Bennet: This is my best friend. Her name is Tina. Mrs. Smith : She is very pretty. Is she older or younger than you? Miss Bennet: She is one year younger. Mrs. Smith : Aren't you thinner than she is? Miss Bennet: Yes, I am. Tina loves to eat very much. Mrs. Smith : So do I. I hope it will be time for lunch soon. Age Height Weight Miss Bennet 21 1.73 57 kg James Bennet 23 1.82 76 kg Tina Robbins 20 1.68 61 kg D) Look at chart. Compare Miss Bennet with her brother and her best friend Tina Robbins: Example: (Miss Bennet / tall / Tina Robbins) Miss Bennet is taller than Tina Robbins. 1. (Miss Bennet / short / her brother James) 2. (James / tall / her sister) 3. (Miss Bennet / old / her best friend) 4. (Her best friend / young / Miss Bennet) 5. (Miss Bennet / short / her brother) 6. (Her brother / tall / Miss Bennet) 7. (Miss Bennet / fat / Tina) 8. (Tina / slim / Miss Bennet) 9. (Miss Bennet / slim / her brother) 10. (Her brother / fat / Miss Bennet)