Question

1. Replace the underlined adjectives in the sentences with their opposites in the box. Dirty- high- hilly large modern- narrow- plain-small
1. Many streets in Rome are very wide. ________________
2. My grandparents live in a small flat town in the north of England. ___________________
3. Can you help me, please? I need a book from a low shelf. _________________
4. We’ve got a lot of old furniture in our house. _____________________
5. Look at your hands! They’re clean.
6. I like colourful clothes. _________________________
7. Our family is big so we need a little car. __________________
2. Complete the sentences with the comparative form of the adjectives in brackets.
1 Documentaries are (interesting) than sitcoms.
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2 I think basketball is (easy) than volleyball.
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3 Emails are (fast) than letters.
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4 These red shoes are (expensive) than the blue shoes.
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5 My mum says books are (good) than films.
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3. Choose the correct form of the comparative adjectives to complete the sentences.
1 Your room is biger / bigger than mine.
2 The Eiffel Tower is older / more old than the Empire State Building.
3 This test is more difficult / difficulter than the last one.
4 January is more colder / colder than April.
5 Fridays are busyer / busier for me than Thursdays.
4. Complete the sentences with the superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.
1 The Nile is _______________ (long) river in the world.
2 The Beatles are____________ (popular) band.
3 This is _____________ (comfortable) sofa.
4 Oliver is ____________(intelligent) boy in the class.
5 Today is ___________(hot) day this summer.


5. READING
Hello Matthew, How are you? I’m on holiday in Brighton. It’s a beautiful seaside town in the south of England. I’m learning English. I’m going to the best language school in Brighton. The school is one of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in Brighton. We have classes every day from Monday to Thursday. On Fridays, we go on trips. The lessons start at 9 o’clock and finish at 2.30 in the afternoon. We have a lunch break between 12 and 12.30. There are 12 students in my class. We’re all almost the same age. The oldest girl is 16 years old and the youngest boy is 14 years old. Can you believe that there are people from all over the world? There are two Italian girls, a Chinese boy, three Japanese girls, a French boy, three Russian boys and a Turkish girl. I’m staying with a British family. I’ve got my own room. I think it’s the smallest room in the house but the bed isn’t bad. It’s larger and more comfortable than the one I’ve got at home. Write back soon. Love, Maria.
A. Read the text and write the correct words to complete the sentences.
1 Maria is on holiday in. ________________________
2 The school building is one of the ____________ and most beautiful in Brighton.
3 The lessons are from Monday to _____________________
4 The _____________________ break is at 12 o’clock.
5 Maria’s got__________________ the room in the house.
B. Read the text again and complete the answers to the questions.
1 What is Maria doing while she is on holiday in Brighton? She’s .__________________________--
2 When are the trips? On ______________________
3 How many students are there in Maria’s class? .
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4 Where are the students from?
All over the ___________________
5 Where’s Maria staying at the moment?
With a _________________



6. Complete the sentences with was, were, wasn’t or weren’t.
1. _________________you at the shopping centre last weekend?
2 We ____________ at the sports centre yesterday because it was closed.
3 I ____________ at the stadium with Paul last Saturday. We had a great time.
4 ________________your parents at university 20 years ago?
5 Harry _____________ at school yesterday because he was ill.
6 Dan and I ______________ at the sports centre with Liam. We played basketball.
7. Choose the correct answers to complete the text. Last Saturday,
0 there was /there were a music festival in our park. In the morning, I walked to the park with my best friend, Holly. It was really busy and 1 there were / there weren’t a lot of people. They all wanted to buy a ticket and 2 there weren’t/there was a problem. 3 There were / There was more people than tickets! It wasn’t possible for us all to get in. Holly and I waited because we wanted a ticket, but 4 there weren’t/there wasn’t any tickets for us. We were really sad and we returned to my house. On the kitchen table, 5 there were /there was an envelope. What was inside it? Two tickets for the festival. My dad bought them for us!
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