Opposite verbs
Places of the town
Shopping
Comparates
and
superlatives
and
superlatives
Quatifiers
100
It's the opposite of arriving at a place
Leave
100
It's a place where a king lives
Castle
100
It is the person who buys goods or services from a store or business.
Customer
100
The comparative and superlative of cold is...
Colder and the coldest
100
Smoke is an uncountable noun and we use...
Too much
200
If you buy something, its opposite is...
Sell
200
In this place you can buy supplies for the week.
Market/Supermarket
200
It's the person who sells in a store
Salesperson
200
The comparative and superlative of hot is...
Hotter and the hottest
200
Money is uncountable and we use...
Too much
300
If you are bored you can turn on the TV, when you are bored you should...
Turn off the TV
300
There are people who visit this place every Sunday, one of the activities that take place in this
Church
300
In this object you can put the things you bought so you don't charge them
Shopping cart/Basket
300
The comparative of pretty is...
Prettier
300
People is a plural noun, so we should say...
Too many people.
400
If you study you'll pass your exam otherwise you'll...
Fail your exam
400
Many people visit this type of structure, it may be from some historical character or towards some tribute
Statue
400
In this place you can try on the clothes
Fitting rooms
400
The comparative and superlative of beautiful is...
More beautiful and the most beautiful
400
We can use _______ after a verb to mean ‘more than we need’ or ‘more than is necessary
Too much
500
If you attend early you will take the train otherwise you will...
Miss the train
500
In ancient times, sultans lived in this place, currently it can be a place of prayer or a tourist place
Mosque
500
This action occurs when a person wants to try something they like, for example: clothes.
Try something on
500
The comparative and superlative of bad...
Worse and the worst
500
Problems is a plural noun, and we use _______ before plural nouns to mean ‘more than we need’ or ‘more than is necessary’.
Too many