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Comparative/Superlative

100

PLAYING SPORTS > WATCHING TV (GOOD)

PLAYING SPORTS IS BETTER THAN WATCHING TV.

200

SWIMMING IN THE POOL < SWIMMING IN THE SEA (BAD)

SWIMMING IN THE POOL IS WORSE THAN SWIMMING IN THE SEA.

300

SUPERLATIVE: COMEDIES (FUNNY)

COMEDIES ARE THE FUNNIEST.

400

SUPERLATIVE: GOING TO THE CINEMA (FUN)

GOING TO THE CINEMA IS THE MOST FUN.

500

STRANGER THINGS > HARRY POTTER (INTERESTING)

STRANGER THINGS IS LESS INTERESTING THAN HARRY POTTER.

THE FUTURE

100

I'M SEEING/I WILL SEE my cousins this weekend.

I'M SEEING

200

It's only June but it's really hot. IT WILL BE/IT'S GOING TO BE a hot summer.

IT'S GOING TO BE

300

I think that in 50 years cars WILL PROBABLY FLY/ARE PROBABLY GOING TO FLY.

WILL PROBABLY FLY

400

WILL/SHALL we go to the cinema this weekend?

SHALL

500

You can leave if you want but I'm staying until the film FINISHES/WILL FINISH.

FINISHES

REPORTED SPEECH

100

Mary asked Jim ____________ (CUT) the grass in the garden.

TO CUT

200

Lucy told me she ______________ (GO) to the beach at the weekend.

HAD GONE

300

He said the homework ________________ (be) very easy.

WAS

400

She told us she ________________ (can) play the piano.

COULD

500

They promised they _______________ (help) us ______________ (tomorrow.)

WOULD HELP/THE FOLLOWING DAY

VOCABULARY

100

FLUENCY is the noun

What's the adjective?

FLUENT

200

REVISE is the verb

What's the noun?

REVISION

300

ENTERTAINING is the adjective.

What's the verb?

ENTERTAIN

400

WIDE is the adjective.

What's the noun?

WIDTH

500

INFORMATION is the noun.

What's the adjective?

INFORMATIVE

CONDITIONALS

100

IF YOU HAVE A HEADACHE, I ____________ (GIVE) YOU A PILL.

WILL GIVE

200

IF YOU ____________ (PUT) ICE IN THE SUN, IT ___________ (MELT).

PUT, MELTS

300

IT'S GOOD FOR PLANTS AND TREES IF IT _________ (RAIN) SOMETIMES.

RAINS

400

SHE ____________ (BUY) A CAR IF SHE ___________ (EARN) MORE MONEY.

WOULD BUY, EARNED

500

IF I ______________ (HAVE) MORE TIME YESTERDAY, I ______________ (DO) THE HOMEWORK.

HAD HAD, WOULD HAVE DONE