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UNIT 1C<br />
Revision<br />
Comparison of Adjectives<br />
1. a) –er or more<br />
Examples:<br />
b) –est or most<br />
Examples:<br />
tall – taller<br />
difficult – more difficult<br />
tall – tallest<br />
difficult – more difficult<br />
Mind: use ‘<strong>the</strong>’ with superlative adjectives.<br />
Now write <strong>the</strong> comparative and <strong>the</strong> superlative of strong, pleasant, angry, quiet, heavy,<br />
wild, <strong>you</strong>ng, dreadful, beautiful, interesting, bright.<br />
2. Write sentences about Jim and Martin. Use than after <strong>the</strong> comparatives.<br />
Examples: Jim is older than Martin.<br />
Jim<br />
Martin<br />
I’m thirteen<br />
I’m twelve.<br />
I’m not very tall.<br />
I’m very tall<br />
I’m a good pupil.<br />
I’m not a good pupil.<br />
I work very hard.<br />
I don’t work very hard.<br />
I don’t dance very well.<br />
I dance very well.<br />
I speak English very well.<br />
I don’t speak English very well<br />
I’m not a quite person.<br />
I’m a quite person.<br />
3. Change <strong>the</strong> sentences as in <strong>the</strong> example:<br />
Examples: I’m older than him. → He is <strong>you</strong>nger than me.<br />
1. I’m taller than her. →<br />
2. She is stronger than me. →<br />
3. He is heavier than her. →<br />
4. They are shorter than us. →<br />
5. Ameri<strong>can</strong> is more difficult than English. →<br />
6. He is bigger than me. →<br />
7. History is more interesting than Maths. →<br />
4. a) What are A, B, C, D, E and F? Choose <strong>the</strong> correct vehicle.<br />
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