Comparatives and Superlatives
Maths is ____ (easy) than physics.
Maths is easier than physics.
I ______ (meet) my friends later. (arranged)
am meeting
If you don't study, you ______ (fail).
If you don't study, you fail.
If I don't pass the exam, I _____ (be) disappointed.
If I don't pass the exam, I will be disappointed.
What do you need to get from university before starting many jobs?
A degree
History is the ______ interesting subject.
I think we ______ (win).
will win
If students eat unhealthy food, they _____ (feel) bad.
If students eat unhealthy food, they feel bad.
If you run, you _____ miss the bus.
Positive or negative form of 'will'?
If you run, you won't miss the bus.
Is there a canteen / term in your school where you have lunch?
canteen
Correct the mistake: English is more easier than science
English is EASIER than science.
I’m ______ (study) tonight.
going to
Finish the sentence:
When it is cold.......
Example:
When it is cold, I wear a coat.
If you don’t revise, you ______ (not do) well.
If you don't revise, you won’t do well.
What is the best way to CONCENTRATE/ATTEND in class? Sit at the front or turn off your phone?
Concentrate
Make a sentence:
Compare science and maths
Examples:
Science is easier than maths.
Maths is more difficult than science.
I ______ pass. (maybe)
I might/may pass
Fix the mistake:
“If it will rain, we stay inside.”
If it rains, we stay inside.
What is the difference between zero and first conditional?
Zero = always true facts. First = possible future events.
What is the difference between these three words? FAIL an exam / PASS an exam / REVISE for an exam
FAIL = get a mark that is too low
PASS = get a good enough mark to succeed
REVISE = to study and review material you already know to prepare for an exam.
Make a sentence:
Compare English and Geography
Examples:
Geography is easier than EnglishEnglish is more difficult than Geography.
Say 2 sentences:
one with going to
one with will
Examples:
I’m going to study for my exam tonight.
I will watch TV after dinner.
Make your own senence:
Example:
If you practise, you get better.
If plants don't get water, they die.
Make a first conditional: join the photography club / have fun
If you join the photography club, you'll have fun.
make progress