Comparative
Superlative
Asking and giving directions
Word collocations
Adjectives
100
London is (comfortable) than Paris.
more comfortable
100
Tom Holland is (popular) actor in 2021.
the most popular
100
go along the street
100
My sister has a hobby. She ___ a horse.
rides
100
I think a lot of modern architecture is very ___. I don't like it!
ugly
200
Los Angeles is (crowded) than New York.
more crowded
200
Stormy weather is (bad) in the world!
the worst
200
take the second right
200
Look around and listen when you ___ the road.
cross
200
I don't like this cafe because it is ___. I can't find the place to sit.
crowded
300
Jim and Jack are both my friends, but Jack is (good).
better
300
(easy) and (safe) way to get there is to take a taxi!
The easiest, the safest
300
turn right at the crossroad
300
'What should I do id I ___ the train?'' ___ a ticket for the next one.'
miss, buy
300
There is so much rubbish! This place is so ____ .
polluted
400
The houses are (expensive) and (large) in the west of the city.
more expensive, larger
400
There isn't much traffic, so it is (quiet) and (safe) place in the world
the quietest, the safest
400
go under the bridge
400
You have to ___ a ticket before you ___ the train.
buy, get on
400
We need to make the club ___ to a wider range of people.
attractive
500
Small cities are always (exciting) than big cities. There is nothing to do there! I love Moscow (many) than my village.
less exciting, more
500
- What is (interesting) place to visit in your city?
- The central park. People don't like this polluted place.
the least interesting
500
turn right/left at the traffic lights
500
'Do you ___ to work by car?' 'I often ___ foot, but sometimes my father ___ me a lift.'
drive, go on, gives
500
In the centre of the city you feel like everybody travels ____. It is so crowded!
non-stop