Mum...(cook) dinner while dad...(watch) tv.
Mum was cooking dinner while dad watched tv.
John hurt...when climbing the tree.
John hurt...when climbing the tree.
HIMSELF
It´s...hot to wear that coat.
It´s TOO hot to wear that coat.
Comparative of EXPENSIVE
MORE EXPENSIVE THAN
A large group of people
CROWD
Emma...(do) her homework when her mum...(enter) the room.
Emma was doing her homework when her mum entered the room.
Did she make...a cup of tea?
Did she make...a cup of tea?
HERSELF
There are... ...students in this class.
There are TOO MANY students in this class.
Superlative of handsome
THE MOST HANDSOME
The name of the crime where someone breaks into a building (like a house or bank) to steal something.
Burglary
BONUS: name the person who commits this crime
We...(swim) while David and Peter...(jog) by the lake.
We swam while David and Peter were jogging by the lake.
The monkey looked at..in the mirror.
The monkey looked at..in the mirror.
ITSELF
There is .... .... salt in this food.
There is TOO MUCH salt in this food.
Comparative of GOOD
BETTER
BONUS: make a sentence with BETTER
To run slowly
JOG
We...(play) tennis when it...(start) to rain.
Peter and Sue helped...with the homework.
Peter and Sue helped...with the homework.
EACH OTHER
BONUS: make a sentence with each other
He isn´t old...to watch that program.
He isn´t old ENOUGH to watch that program.
Comparative of FAR
FURTHER THAN
When you stop working (at approx. 65 years old)
RETIRE
When they...(arrive) at the station, it ...(snow) heavily.
When they arrived at the station, it was snowing heavily.
My husband and I are architects so we built our house...
My husband and I are architects so we built our house...
OURSELVES
This place is big...for all of us.
This place is big ENOUGH for all of us.
Superlative of bad
THE WORST
Where the taxis park
TAXI RANK