Comparatives & Superlatives
Rome is ____ (old) than Milan.
OLDER
I ____ (eat) dinner when the phone rang.
was eating
I ____ (use) to live in Rome, but now I live in Milan.
used
A trip you take by ship.
Cruise
“Drop out” means…
Leave school/college before finishing
What is the superlative form of “beautiful”?
the most beautiful
They ____ (play) football yesterday afternoon.
played
First conditional: If it rains tomorrow, we ____ (stay) at home.
will stay
What sport is very popular in the UK?
Football/Cricket
“Put off” means…
Postpone, delay...
London is ____ (expensive) city in the UK.
the most expensive
While I ____ (walk) to school, I saw my teacher.
was walking
Second conditional: If I ____ (be) rich, I would travel the world.
were
Name one UK city we visited during excursions.
Fantastic!
“Get away with” means…
Do something bad without being punished
Correct this sentence: She is more taller than her sister.
She is taller than her sister.
Choose: I (watched / was watching) TV when my mom came in.
was watching
Make a sentence with “used to” about your childhood.
Super!
Name 3 typical dishes from UK
Well Done!
Make a sentence using “catch up with”.
OK!
Create a comparative sentence about two sports you know.
Congrats!
Make your own sentence using both past simple and past continuous.
Well Done!
Create a second conditional sentence about your favorite sport.
OK!
Describe a holiday you had using at least two adjectives.
Congrats!
Create a sentence using “live up to”.
WOW!