Vocabulary
f_ _ _ s _
v _ _ _ e _
c _ _ _ t
i _ _ _n _
m _ _ _ t _ _ _
forest
valley
coast
island
mountain
comparative - fast
both ... and
Motorbike is faster than a scooter.
Both my sister and I have short hair.
He - dust the furniture - every morning
My sister - wash the dishes - at the moment
He dusts the furniture every morning.
My sister is washing the dishes at the moment.
We - buy - last month.
I - play - from 3 to 5.
We bought a boat last month.
I was playing basketball from 3 to 5.
... beaches
hot ...
... birds
tourist ...
watch ...
... weather (X sunny/ hot/ cold)
sandy beaches
hot springs
rare birds
tourist attraction
watch the sunset/sunrise
comparative - expensive
superlative - slow
either ... or
neither ... nor
Laptop is more expensive than headphones.
Turtles are the slowest animals.
Either Tim or Linda bought this cake.
I can neither play tennis nor do karate.
Gloves - protect - your elbows. (-) (?)
They - look at - the deer. (-) (?)
Gloves don't protect your elbows.
Do gloves protect your elbows?
They aren't looking at the deer.
Are they looking at the deer?
Steve - lose - his wallet. (-) (?)
Our friends - wait for - the train. (-) (?)
Steve didn't lose his wallet yesterday.
Did Steve lose his wallet yesterday?
Our friends weren't waiting for the train.
Were our friends waiting for the train?
too - soft
enough - small
as ... as - dangerous
not as ... as - comfortable
This bed is too soft.
Your jeans aren't small enough.
Wolves are as dangerous as lions.
Coaches aren't as comfortable as cars.
comparative - cheap (-)
superlative - bad (?)
either ... or
Is your helmet cheaper than your knee pads?
Is the winter the worst season?
Mandy is either cooking or doing her homework.
usually (+)
sometimes (?)
at the moment (-)
now (?)
He usually rides his bike along the road.
Do you sometimes find your keys in your pockets?
I'm not looking at the mountains at the moment.
Is he hiking now?
last week (+)
ago (?)
at 5 pm yesterday (-)
while (?)
We drove to the waterfall last week.
Did they visit their grandpa 3 days ago?
I wasn't ironing my clothes at 5 pm yesterday.
Was he sleeping while I was doing aerobics?
take
ride
wait for
get off
get in
take - a bus, a train, a plane, a tram, a subway
ride - a bike, a horse, a motorbike, a snowmobile
wait for
get off - a bus, a train, a plane, a bike, a scooter
get in - a car, a van, a lorry, a taxi
comparative - crowded (?)
superlative - strong (-)
both...and
neither...nor
Is a bus more crowded than a subway?
Is Dan the strongest boy in his class?
Both planes and helicopters are expensive.
I like neither pizza nor burgers.
cook (+ adverbs of time (and frequency) (+)
write (+ adverbs of time (and frequency) (-)
buy (+ adverbs of time (and frequency) (?)
I always cook dinner in the evening.
He doesn't often write a letter at the weekend.
Does she usually buy fruits on Saturdays?
He is cooking pasta today.
We aren't writing a postcard now.
Are they buying a new tablet at the moment?
go (+ adverbs of time) (+)
wear (+ adverbs of time) (-)
ride (+ adverbs of time) (?)
We went skiing last Tuesday.
She didn't wear her new shoes yesterday.
Did they ride their bikes to school 3 days ago?
I was going home yesterday at 3 o'clock.
She wasn't wearing a blue dress when I saw her.
Were you riding a horse while we were taking pictures?
How long does it take you to go to school?
How does your dad go to work?
What is your favourite transport? Why?
Which transport you don't like? Why?
It takes me 30 minutes to go to school.
My dad takes a subway to work.
My favourite transport is a plane. Because it is fast, safe and comfortable.
I don't like buses. Because they are crowded and dangerous.
comparative - friendly (-)
superlative - difficult (?)
both ... and
either ... or
neither... nor
Rabbits aren't friendlier than dogs.
Is Math the most difficult subject?
She likes both coffee and tea.
Either Nick or Tom has to take out the trash.
Neither your sister nor your mom should help you.
Why - he (?)
How often - they (?)
Where - she (?)
How many - you (?)
Why does he buy an adult's train ticket?
How often do they drink coffee?
Where is she having lunch?
How many people are going to the hot spring?
What - she (?)
When - they (?)
How - you (?)
Why - he (?)
What did she eat for breakfast yesterday?
When did they arrive last week?
How were you dancing?
Why was he crying when I saw him?