(4-letter word) means an amount of money to buy / do something
this word can be used as both Verb and Noun
cost
He can draw .................... I can.
A. beautifullier than
B. more/less beautifully than
C. more/less beautifully
B. more/less beautifully than
A. several
B. plenty
C. either or
D. neither nor
A. several
Let's ............. (play) basketball!
Let's play basketball!
I am not allowed to go out by...........
A. iself
B. myself
C. meself
B. myself
6-letter word, a verb
this word means to HELP someone.
Messi runs faster/more fastly/more fastlier than many footfall players.
Messi runs faster than many footfall players.
A. plenty
B. plenty of
C. a plenty of
Please calm .............. down.
A. youself
B. yourself
C. yoursheves
B. yourself
a phrase
means spending money on useless things
a waste of money
Mateo thinks he saved his money the most quickly/quickliest.
Mateo thinks he saved his money the most quickly
A. We are both helping on the stall.
B. We want both to go to the school fair.
A. We are both helping on the stall.
How .............. (leave) 10 minutes earlier?
How about leaving 10 minutes earlier?
She sometimes whispers to .................. (she) when she is alone.
herself
shorten form of comprehensive school
They wish to have holidays more often/oftener than before.
They wish to have holidays more often than before.
You can buy ................ food ..... drink. Choose 1 only.
either ..... or
Shall we ............ (go) on a date this weekend?
Shall we go on a date this weekend?
They gave ..... a twenty-minute break.
A. themselves
B. themself
C. themshelves
themselves
extra money that is earned after paying the costs of producing and selling
profit
He did it more badly/badlier/worse/worst than I expected.
He did it worse than I expected.
None of us wants to study abroad - ......... England ...... the USA.
Neither..... nor
I suggest we ......... (go) to Mr. Dave's extra class.
I suggest we (should) go to Mr. Dave's extra class.
ourselves