COMPARATIVES/ SUPERLATIVES
Isabelle is (tall) person in our class.
the tallest
He (be) in the cinema yesterday.
was
My dad makes breakfast really (bad).
badly
We tried (spend) a day without our phones. It was challenging!
to spend
Of course you’re not hungry. You ate too many /too a lot of / too much cakes!
too many
My brother is a (fast) runner than me.
faster
My parents (not be) busy last weekend, but we stayed home.
weren't
I always do my homework (good).
well
I would like (have) a cup of cappuccino.
to have
He drank many / much / any water, so he is not thirsty any more.
much
I think Chinese is much (difficult) than English to learn.
more difficult
My brother (buy) a new smartphone last week.
bought
fast
When did you finish (do) your homework?
doing
There’s any / some / too much sugar in my tea – it’s really sweet!
too much
My dad bought (expensive) laptop in the shop. It cost over $500.
the most expensive
He (not come) to school yesterday because he was ill.
didn't come
My parents do the shopping too (slow). I hate going shopping with them.
slowly
My dad can't stand (talk) on the phone.
talking
Adam doesn’t eat any / much / many meat. He is a vegetarian.
any
The house where I live now isn't as (old) as the house where I lived before.
old
You (visit) your granny last holidays?
Did you visit ...
I try to study (hard) to get a well-paid job.
hard
I don't mind (listen) to classical music sometimes.
listening
Is there any / many / much bread on the table?
any