COMPARATIVES
Complete: My house is ______ (big) your house.
bigger than
Identify: She is a slow runner. (adjective/adverb?)
adjective
Complete: I ______ (eat) breakfast.
have eaten
Conjugate: go (Past Simple)
went
Translate: changing room
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Complete: She isn’t ______ her brother. (as tall)
as tall as
Identify: She runs slowly.
adverb
Make a question: you / ever / be / London?
Have you ever been to London?
Put in past: They eat pizza.
They ate pizza.
What do you say in a shop to offer help?
Can I help you?
Choose the correct: This exam is (easier / more easy) than the last one.
easier
Choose: He feels (bad / badly) today.
bad
Correct: She has went to the shop.
She has gone to the shop.
Make a negative sentence: She saw the movie.
She didn’t see the movie.
Name two sizes in clothing.
small, medium, large, extra-large
Transform: “The bus is fast, but the train is faster.” → use less… than.
The bus is less fast than the train.
Correct the mistake: He drives very careful.
carefully
Use just in a sentence (present perfect).
E.G.: I have just finished my homework.
Make a question with did: you / enjoy / the party?
Did you enjoy the party?
Complete the dialogue: Customer: “Do you have this in blue?” → Shop assistant: “Let me ______.”
check, see
Make a sentence using less… than with “expensive”.
E.G.: This T-shirt is less expensive than the jacket.
Choose and explain the correct option: She sings (beautiful / beautifully).
Beautifully affects the action not the subject.
Explain when we use the present perfect.
For experiences or actions that connect to the present.
Tell a short sentence about yesterday using past simple.
E.G.: I watched TV yesterday.
Create a mini-dialogue (3 lines) between a customer and a shop assistant.
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