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7200123456730001Use the comparative form of the adjectives inbrackets to write sentences about the pairs ofthings below.Cardiff / London. (not big)9e.rL!tr.,i,q.q\!.ap..V.ia.nz.l8r.4?r,.......a drum / a flute (loud)h..4r yn..i p..t p y l.q:.!\an. a. fi.vlp,.....Cafto lParis. (hot)golf / skiing (not dangerous)a helicopter / an aeroplane (not fast)a bicycle / a motorbike (cheap)snow / rain (cold)a lion / a giraffe (not tall)Use the superlative form of the adjectives inbrackets to write sentences about these things.Cardiff /London / Edinburgh (big)lqn4 sn .!z .!h e.V.i.aasqr.,a drum / a flute / a violin (loud)L .dr y n. .i p. !.4 p. Jp y 4 s.s.!,Cafto I Paris / Milan (hot)Tomorrow will be sunnier than the rest of theweek.Tomorrow will be..................... daythis week.The hotel on the cliff has the best view in thetown.The hotel on the cliff has a... view than the otherhotels in the town.My brother is taller than the other children inhis class.My brother is ............... ...... child inhis class.Football is more popular than other sports atmy school.Football is ............... ...... sport at myschool.75a)Write some sentences about the rooms in yourhome using the adjectives in the box and thesuperlative. Add some other adjectives if youcan.small big comfortable warm niceThe living room is Lhe bigqeet room,b) @ rcf your partner what they have written.2345golf / skiing / cycling (dangerous)a helicopter / an aeroplane I a bus (fast)a bicycle / a motorbike / a car (cheap)snow / rain / sun (cold)sSequencers: first, then, nex\ etc.beforclafterWe use words and phrases like firsl, then, betorclashon !h0 ordorin nhlch ttingr happonod, lhey arosometimes t sted in Readis! Fail 5. You can usethem in stories ln Wllling Part 3.674a lion I a giraff.e /a tiger (tall)ln Wrifing Pan 1, hsro is $0n0tim0s a somparaliyoin one senlence and a superlatiue ln lho olher.Gomplete the second sentence so that itmeans the same as the first, using no morethan three words.The paintings in this room are more famousthan the others in the gallery.The paintings in this room are ttrg.nggl.famouoin the gallery.7623Read these sentences from the sample story inTest 2, Writing Part 3, page 49. Underline thetime expressions that show the sequence ofevents.The night before, I had travelled with my parentsand my cousin luan to our summer house in themountains.Afrer a while, we stopped.Later in the afremoon, we retumed home.El[lGRAMMAR BANK
77trTTTtrTTnTT78Number the sentences in the best order tomake a story. Underline the time expressionsthat help you decide.a Josh plays in a band with his friends fromcollege.b On the day of the concert, one of Josh'sfriends picked him up in his car.c Then, they set everything up on the stagewith the rest of the band.d Finally, the concert started and they began toplay.e One day, they were asked to play in aconcert.f Afterwards, the whole band was pleased withtheir performance.g After that, they all spent the whole weekpractising.h At last, they arrived at the hall and began tounload their instruments and equipment.i First, they decided which songs they weregoing to play.i After a while, Josh forgot that he had feltnervous.On a piece of paper, write down five things youdid last weekend and put a sequencer in eachsentence. Then tear your piece of paper intostrips and give them to your partner. Gan yourpartner put the sentences into the correctorder?i too and enoughToqani onaugh are lesled ln Writin0 Part 1. lhayare somatlmes usod in lhe conyenallsns ln Llsteninghrl *.79 Look at these sentences and then complete therufes below with foo or enough.la) This food is too hot.b) We've got too much food.2a) This food isn't hot enough.b) We haven't got enough food.AB. goes before adiectives andquantifiers.a noun.. goes after an adjective and before80681There is a mistake in three of these sentences.Underline the mistakes and correct them.enouqh timeHave you got time enough to cook dinner?I thought the film was too long.These shoes are small enough. They hurt myfeet.I don't like reading newspapers. There's toomuch bad news.My brother's not enough old to drive a car.Let's invite some friends round. There's toomuch food here for us.I can't move this cupboard. It's heavy enough.Complete the second sentence so that itmeans the same as the first, using no morethan three words.It isn't warm enough to have a picnic.It's !99.99)4................ to have a picnic.Our flat is too small for everyone to eat here.Our flat isn't .......... ............ foreveryone to eat here.The road isn't wide enough for us to drivedown.The road is too.. for usto drive down.The music isn't loud enough for me to hear itproperly.The music is ...............me to hear it properly....... soft forThe bridge is too weak for lorries to go across.The bridge isn't .......... ........... forlorries to go across.The cupboard is too tall for me to reach the topshelf.I'm not... to reach thetop shelf in the cupboard.1G RAM MAR BAN K WN
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