COMPARATIVES
Cycling / cheap / taking the bus. (COMPARATIVE)
Cycling is cheaper thant taking the bus.
You ______ wear a seat belt when you are in a car.
HAVE TO
______ am very tired today, so my sister is helping ______.
A word you can use when you are not sure about something. (Picture Description)
MAYBE
My new phone is more cheaper than my old one.
My new phone is cheaper than my old one.
Book / interesting / library (SUPERLATIVE)
This is the most interesting book in the library.
This book is the most interesting in the library.
Students ______ use their mobile phones during the exam.
Tom hurt ______ while he was playing football.
HIMSELF
BECAUSE
We are meet our friends at 7 pm tonight.
We are meeting our friends at 7 pm tonight.
My brother / not / friendly / my friend. (AS... AS)
My brother isn't as friendly as my friend.
We ______ bring our own towels to the swimming pool; they give us one there.
DON'T HAVE TO
Sarah and _____ are going to the cinema. Would you like to come with ______?
I / US
Expression used to say that you have the same opinion as someone.
I AGREE
I think she is going to pass the exam.
I think she WILL pass the exam.
Tom / old / to travel / reflexive pronoun. (ENOUGH)
Tom is old enough to travel by himself.
You ______ park here. It is for staff only.
CAN'T / MUSTN'T
A: "Can you help ______ with this exercise?”
B: “Sorry, _____ can't. You have to do it by ______.
ME / I / YOURSELF
Expression used to ask someone if they would like to do something. (Using DO)
DO YOU FANCY...?
This book isn't as interesting than that one.
This book isn't as interesting AS that one.
Tea / hot / to drink (TOO)
This tea is too hot to drink.
Visitors ______ take photos inside the museum. It's allowed.
CAN
Tom and I went to the shopping centre. ______ wanted to buy a present for our mum, so the shop assistant helped ______. In the end, we chose the present but he didn't have money so I paid for it by ______.
WE / US / MYSELF
A phrase you can use to ask for someone’s opinion or suggest an idea.
Sarah is enough old to travel alone so she can to take the train by herself.
Sarah is old enough to travel alone, so she can take the train by herself.