in/on
We use ____ for big vehicles in which you can walk
ON
Bus stop is a type of _________ noun
Compound noun
We add ___ to short regular adjectives form a comparative
Mention an example
ER
We use ________ to say 2 things are the same or equal
Mention 1 example
as...as
We use ____ for smaller vehicles
IN
Mention 3 different compound transportation nouns
bus stop, fuel costs, rush hour, traffic jam, airport, speed limit...
We add ___ to short regular adjectives form a superlative
Mention an example
EST
To talk about a small difference, we use _____ or ______
a bit, a little
Mention 3 CORRECT vehicles for which we use ON
bus, ship, airplane, train, metro
When a seat is nice to sit on, it means it's ________
comfortable
Which are the 2 words we use to make comparisons for two-syllable adjectives
Mention 1 example
more and most
To talk about a big difference, we use _____ or ______
much, a lot
Mention 3 CORRECT vehicles for which we use IN
car, small boats, truck, helicopter
The _____ is the piece of paper that describes what you have paid for
And the _____ is the piece of paper that allows you to enter in a place
receipt, ticket
Mention 3 IRREGULAR adjectives and their comparative form
bad-worse, good-better, far-further
When we use as...as, the comparative adjective:
a) needs the -er
b) needs the -est
c) goes as it is
c) goes as it is
Exception: we use ____ for bikes, scooters, motorcycles
ON
The _____ is where you get on a plane
And the ______ is where you get on a train or metro
gate, platform
Which are the words we use to make NEGATIVE comparisons for comparatives and superlatives
Mention 1 example
less and least
Which sentence is INCORRECT? And state WHY
a) Traveling by plane is a lot quicker than by train
b) Taxis are the much most expensive way of transportation
c) Riding a bike is as fast as riding a scooter
b) Taxis are the much most expensive way of transportation
Because MUCH is a comparative modifier and we don't use them with superlatives