Comparative adjective
basketball/players are/tall/than footbalers
Basketball players are TALLER tna footbalers.
_________ use your mobile phones in class?
a. Do you can
b. Can you
c. Must you
No, we ______
Can you use your mobile phones in class?
No, we can't.
in England, July is/hot/than February
In England, July is hotter than February.
We ______ give our phones to the teacher at the beginning of the lesson.
a. can
b. must
c. mustn't
We MUST give our phones to the teacher at the beginning of the lesson.
eating in a restaurant is/expensive/than cooking at home
Eating in a restaurant is more expensive than cooking at home.
We ____ have them in class, that's OK, but we ____ use them when the teacher is speaking, that's not possible.
a. can a. can
b. must b. mustn't
c. can't c. must
We CAN have them in class, that's OK, but we MUSTN'T use them when the teacher is speaking, that's not possible.
the weather in Scotland is/bad/than the weather in Spain
The weather in Scotland is worse than the weather in Spain.
Our phones _____ always be in our bags - that's the rule.
In some classes we _____ use them if we want, but only to look for words or information.
a. mustn't a. can
b. can b. must
c. must c. can't
Our phones MUST always be in our bags - that's the rule.
In some classes we CAN use them if we want, but only to look for words or information.
travelling by bicycle is /cheap/than travelling by train.
Travelling by bicycle is cheaper that travelling by train.
But of course, we _______ look at social media or send text messages.
a. can
b. must
c. mustn't
But of course, we MUSTN'T look at social media or send text messages.