Grammar
Bangkok is ___ (big) than Dili, and it has ___ traffic. (a lot of/many)
bigger, a lot of
I ___ visit Jakarta next year.
(describing a plan)
'm going to
___ people live in Bangkok?
(Question about the number of people)
How many
Past participle of go
gone
Opposite of quickly
slowly
This is the ___ (tall) building in Malaysia, and many people have ___ there. (go)
tallest, been
Look at the sky! It ___ rain soon.
(prediction)
's going to
___ water do you need for the trip?
(question about quantity)
How much
Past participle of swim
swum
Opposite of carefully
carelessly
Bali is ___ (popular) than Timor-Leste, and tourists often travel there ___. (quick)
more popular, quickly
We ___ stay in a hotel in Hanoi, and we ___ take many photos.
(plan/prediction)
're going to, 're going to
There are ___ hotels in Singapore. (a lot of/much)
a lot of
Past participle of bring
brought
People drive ___ in busy cities like Jakarta. (safe)
safely
February is the ___ (short) month, so people work ___. (less/more)
shortest, less
(or more – accept both if justified)
In the future, people ___ fly more, but tickets will be ___. (cheap/expensive)
(prediction)
will, more expensive
('cheaper' also acceptable)
We don’t have ___ time to visit all the temples.
much / enough
Past participle of fly
flown
Opposite of early
late
Singapore is one of the ___ (clean) cities, and people drive very ___. (careful)
cleanest, carefully
They ___ go on holiday to Edinburgh in Scotland. They want to see the ______ and an ___ _______.
(plan)
(a large military building made of stone)
(a place to see paintings and statues)
're going to
castle
art gallery
There is ___ traffic in Manila, so cars move ___. (slow)
a lot of, slowly
Past participle of forget
forgotten
Shopkeepers speak English ___ in Singapore. (good)
well