comparative/superlative adjectives
Joe is than Ed. (short)
shorter
(Play) The children outside__________ at the moment.
are playing
Jenny ___ you in the park. (see)
saw
This exercise looks really hard – I ___ help you. (going to)
am going to
Hurry up! You always walk so ___. (slow)
slowly
Ed is the_____ . (thin)
thinnest
(cook) Smells good! What are____________ you ?
cooking
Which verb is regular: swim or play?
play-played
My plans for Saturday? I (visit) my grandparents.
am going to
Think what to use here: an adjective noisy or an adverb noisily?
My little brother was very (noise) during the film.
noisy
Al is___________ than Joe. (heavy)
heavier
Simon was__________ a DVD when I walked into the room. (watch)
watching
For years, Einstein ___ in an office. (work)
worked
Don't forget that we ___ out with Sue and Peter tonight!
are going to
make an adverb of an adjective : careful
carefully
Joe is_____________ than Ed. (energetic)
more energetic
Ariana didn't hear me because she ___________(listen) to music on her stereo.
was listening
___ you watch the game yesterday?
Did
Look at that beautiful sky! It most certainly ___ rain today. (not going to)
is not going to
I worked (hard) last week so I’m going to relax at the weekend.
hard
That’s (bad) rock band in the country.
the worst
They__________(take) photos yeaterday at 4 pm in the garden.
were taking
She didn't ___ me my name. (ask)
ask
What ______you ______ do these weekends?
are you going to
He plays the piano very (good), much better than he plays the guitar.
well