Countable& Uncountable
Bread
Salt
Uncountable
comparative adjective of "heavy"
"beautiful"
heavier
more beautiful
A: The weatherman said it is going to be cold tonight.
B: Yes, I know. I _________ the heat on now. ( turn )
am going to turn
take---- ?
get--- ?
took
got
The place where you buy stamps.
Post office
Money
Flour
Uncountable
comparative adjective of "bad"
"good"
worse
better
They say it _______ ( be ) a sunny day, but I'm not very sure.
is going to be
A: _____ they _____ you what happened ? ( tell)
B: No , they ____.
did they tell?
didn't
The building from where you can get a train.
Railway station
Time
Sandwich
Uncountable- time
sandwich- countable
comparative adjective of "hard"
"expensive"
harder
more expensive
Everything is planned. We ________ ( go) to Paris first, then we _______ (visit) the Louvre Museum there.
are going to go
are going to visit
I ______ ( not / want ) to buy this T-shirt because I ____ ( not / like) the colour on it.
didn't want
didn't like
A poet writes ...
poems
Rice
Lemonade
Grape
Uncountable--rice, lemonade
Countable-- grape
comparative adjective of "happy"
"big"
happier
bigger
A: Can you open the door for me please?
B: Of course. _____ you ______ ( take ) the lift ?
A: No. I _______ ( use ) the stairs. Thanks
are you going to take
am going to use
Oh my God! There ______ ( be ) many people outside even if there was a lockdown yesterday. ____ you ____ them ? ( see)
were
did you see
The female word for "actor"
Sausage
Butter
Meat
Countable---sausage
Uncountable--butter, meat
comparative adjective of "tall"
"fast"
taller
faster
They _______ ( buy) this CD because they love it, but I don't know if my mother _______ (love) it.
are going to buy
is going to love
A: Where ____ you yesterday ? ( be)
B: I _____ ( go ) to the supermarket. I ______ ( buy) some fruit and I ______ ( send) a postcard to my father for Christmas.
were
went
bought
sent
Say the adverbs of : beautiful
dangerous
hard
fast
careful
beautifully
dangerously
hard
fast
carefully