reflexive pronouns
Look, he‘s taking a picture of ______________!
himself
Mike is wearing the red shirt and John the blue______.
one
“Welcome to our language club, where kids ____________ learn French.“
easily
“Jon definitely is _____________ player on our team, he‘s even ____________ than Joe!“
best / better
to not be of the same opinion
to disagree
At school, Anna and Sophie play with ______________
each other
Emily doesn‘t like her elegant shoes, she rather wears the comfy ___________.
ones
“Oh my god! He looks so _____________!“
good
on the weekend, Emily sleeps _____________ than her parents, but her brother Jay sleeps ___________.
longer / (the) longest
to finally agree on something although it‘s not a perfect solution for you.
to compromise
The Millers are enjoying _________________ at the theme park.
themselves
“I like Jay, he‘s a good friend of ________!“
mine
“Speak louder please, I can‘t hear that __________!“
well
“I‘m _____________ than John at Maths, I can answer the questions _______________ than John.“
better / more easily
“You‘ll need very good arguments to __________ me!“
convince
“Mike, have you done your homework ___________?“
yourself
“It‘s not the Miller‘s car, it‘ ____________!“
ours
“Sounds___________, Let‘s do that!“
good
Anna is a ____________ girl and she sings ______________ than evrybody else in her class.
beautiful / more beautifully
carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers - these are all?
vegetables
“We don‘t need your help, we can do it __________.“
ourselves
“You can‘t just take Emily‘s phone! You know that it‘s ______!“
hers
“Listen ________________ because I‘ll explain the exercise only once!“
carefully
“You have to drive ___________ and ___________… you are driving much too fast!“
more carefully / more slowly
When you cook you usually use this to know what to cook with.
recipe