Weather & Natural disasters
True or false: It is safe to drive when it is very foggy outside.
What is the comparative form of tiny?
Tinier
What is the superlative form of slow?
The slowest
Synonym for chopping (a tree)
Cut down (a tree)
Too comes ________ an adjective
Before
The __________ happening right now is spreading so fast that now 60% of the town is sick.
Epidemic
Complete the sentence:
Her lunch looked ______ (delicious) than mine.
More delicious
Fill in the blank with the superlative form:
The _________ (deadly) insect in the world is a mosquito.
Deadliest
What verb means to move nearer?
To approach
Enough comes _______ an adjective
After
You feel something wet drop on you and when you look up you see dark clouds. What landed on you?
A raindrop
Add the correct word to make this comparison stronger:
Bratislava is _____ bigger than Tisovec.
Far or much
Fill in the blank with the superlative form:
What is _____________ (interesting) thing you did this summer?
The most interesting
Oh no! I can't make cookies because I _________ of eggs. I forgot that I used them all.
Ran out
Enough comes _________ a noun
Before
The best place to go to get away from a _________ is underground so the strong, swirling winds don't pick you up.
Tornado
What comparative phrase do we use to show that two things are equal?
As ______ as
What word do we usually use after superlatives?
Of
Can you _________ my dog for me while I am out of town? (synonym of take care)
Look after
What verb form do we use with "too" and "enough" plus adjectives?
Infinitive
Which of these could we say is sweltering?
-8ºC, 8ºC, 28ºC, 48ºC
48ºC
Change "little" to its comparative form and complete the sentence.
Ex: There is little snow outside. Before, there was a lot.
There is less snow outside than before.
When do we use "in" after a superlative?
When it is with a place or collective noun
It doesn't matter if I _________ this homework until later because I have a lot of time before it is due.
Put off
Change this sentence to use enough but mean the same thing:
This jacket is too small for him.
This jacket is not big enough for him.