Comparatives and Superlatives
'Used to' Habits
At the doctor's
Collocations
Health & Lifestyle
100

Comparatives of happy and brave?

Happier and Braver

100

Make the following sentence negative: 'I used to smoke.'

I didn't use to smoke

100

Complete the sentence: My back _____ all the time"

hurts/aches

100

Collocation for finding employment

get a job/get work
100

Things you do to stay healthy

keep in shape, eat a healthy diet, get enough sleep

200

Superlatives for entertaining and bad?

the most entertaining, the worst

200

Form a question about someone wearing glasses previously.

Did you use to wear glasses?

200

Express relief

That's good to hear!

What a relief!

200

Collocation for breaking up a marriage

get divorced

200

Preposition check: "Allergic __ nuts"

to

300

Rewrite this sentence using 'as': Cairns is cheaper then Sydney.

Sydney is not as cheap as Cairns.

300
Fix the error: They didn't used to have TV's
They didn't use to have TV's
300

Would a doctors intonation go up or down when asking "Can I have a look"

Up - they are assuming the answer will be yes

300

What does "keep the change" mean?

Keep the extra coins/tip

300

Gaining weight collocation

put on weight

400

Comparatives for quickly and carefully

more quickly & more carefully

400

Can we say "I used to live in Tokyo for 3 years"

No, use past simple "lived" for exact duration

400

Name 3 treatments a doctor can prescribe

Pills, cream, rest, tests, operations

400

Name 3 life milestones with get

get engaged, get married, get a degree, get a job, get rich

400

Someone who can't sleep at night is suffering from _____

insomnia

500

Fix the error: He works much more harder than me.

He works much harder than me.

500

What the difference between these two sentences: "I used to run" vs "I am used to running"

1 = past habit, 2 = accustomed to/it is normal now

500
What's the difference between "a fever" vs "an itchy rash"

Fever = high temp; rash = red/irritated skin

500

What does it mean to 'get on well' with someone?

that you both like each other or are friends

500

Use 'suffer from' with 2 health nouns

suffer from stress, suffer from heart disease, suffer from back pain

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