Making Comparisons
Articles
Ability in the past, present or future
Vocabulary
Idioms
100

This comparison means two things are equal

as + adjective + as

100

This article is used before singular countable nouns when mentioning something for the first time.

a/an

100

This modal verb is used to talk about present ability.

can

100

A person who enjoys talking to people and being social is this adjective.

outgoing

100

This idiom describes someone who talks too much and shares secrets.

a big mouth

200

Complete the comparison: “My backpack is _____ than yours.”

heavier

200

Choose the correct article: “___ elephant is a very intelligent animal.”

an

200

Complete the sentence: “When I was five, I _____ swim very well.”

could

200

This adjective describes someone who stays calm and relaxed.

laid-back

200

This idiom describes someone who is very funny.

a great laugh

300

This structure shows that two negative things are equal. “Math is not _____ difficult _____ science.”

 as … as

300

This article is used for something unique, like the sun or the moon

the

300

This structure talks about future ability. Example: “Next year, I _____ speak French fluently.”

 will be able to

300

What is the opposite of “reliable”?

untrustworthy

300

This idiom describes someone who loves going to parties.

a party animal

400

Correct the mistake: “She is more taller than her sister.”

She is taller than her sister

400

Correct the sentence: “I bought an new phone yesterday.”

I bought a new phone yesterday

400

Correct the mistake: “Yesterday I can finish my homework quickly.”

Yesterday I could finish my homework quickly

400

This adjective describes someone who thinks of others and their feelings.

considerate

400

If someone is very annoying, you can call them this idiom.

a pain in the neck

500

Complete the sentence correctly: “The more you practice, the _____ you become.”

better

500

Complete the sentence: “She is ___ best student in the class.”

the

500

Complete the sentence correctly: “After months of practice, she managed _____ the competition.”

 to win

500

A person who quickly understands difficult ideas is this expression from the vocabulary list.

a bright spark

500

This idiom describes someone who is energetic and full of enthusiasm.

a live wire

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