WHERE IS IT?
COMPARATIVES
SUPERLATIVES
TOWN OR COUNTRY?
Getting around
100

The bank is ___ the supermarket. They are facing each other.

opposite 

100

A train is ___  than a bus.”

faster

100

This is ___ (big) city in the country.”

biggest

100

You can usually see more cars and buses here: town or country?

town

100

You use this to travel by road and it has four wheels.

car

200

The café is ___ the bank and the cinema.

between

200

“A taxi is ___ (expensive) than a bus.”

more expensive

200

“The airport is ___  place in the city.”

the busiest 

200

You can usually find farms and fields here.

country

200

You can ride this and it has two wheels.

bike/ bicycle 

300

The school is ___ the park. The park is behind the school.

in front of

300

“A village is usually ___  than a city.”

quieter

300

'This is ___  place in the city.”

the most beautiful

300

Name five advantages of living in a city.

There are more shops and better public transport...etc. 

300

You are at the hotel and need to get to the airport. Name two forms of transport you can use.

A taxi, bus, train, etc.

400

The cinema is ___ the shopping centre. You can walk from one to the other without crossing a road.

next to

400

Make a comparative sentence about a car and a bicycle

A car is faster than a bicycle.

400

What is the superlative form of interesting?

the most interesting

400

Name five advantages of living in the country.

It is quieter and there is less traffic...etc

400

Which is usually faster: walking or taking a taxi? Why?

your answer

500

“The museum is ___ the bank, so you need to walk around the bank to get there.”

behind

500

Compare a city and a village using two different adjectives.

A city is bigger and busier than a village.

500

Make a sentence using the most exciting and a place in a city.

The stadium is the most exciting place in my city.

500

Compare life in the city and the country. Use comparative adjectives

student's answer
500

You are at the train station. Give directions to the cinema using at least three phrases such as “go straight on”, “turn left/right”, “opposite”, “next to”.

Example: Go straight on, turn left and the cinema is opposite the bank.