Question 1 of 16 · from lesson 91: enough
Read each scene and complete the sentence. Use one of these adjectives + enough: big, long, strong, tall.
Use these
biglongstrongtall
A man sitting on a tall bicycle. His feet do not reach the pedals.
His legs .
AnswerHis legs aren't long enough.
Question 2 of 16 · from lesson 85: old/nice/interesting etc. (adjectives)
Put the words in the right order to make a sentence.
(had / lovely / a / weekend / we)
AnswerWe had a lovely weekend.
Question 3 of 16 · from lesson 92: too
Read each scene and complete the sentence. Use too + one of these words: big, crowded, fast, heavy, loud, low.
Use these
bigcrowdedfastheavyloudlow
A woman driving at 90 in a 50 zone.
She's driving .
AnswerShe's driving too fast.
Question 4 of 16 · from lesson 85: old/nice/interesting etc. (adjectives)
The box contains adjectives (warm, heavy etc.) and nouns (coat, rain etc.). Use one adjective and one noun to complete each sentence.
Use these
cleancoatcoffeeemptyheavyoldphotosquietrainroomseatstrongtowelwarm
The bus was full. There wasn't a single .
AnswerThe bus was full. There wasn't a single empty seat.
Question 5 of 16 · from lesson 92: too
Put in too / too much / too many / enough.
Use these
tootoo muchtoo manyenough
You eat chocolate. It's bad for your teeth.
AnswerYou eat too much chocolate. It's bad for your teeth.
Question 6 of 16 · from lesson 86: quickly/badly/suddenly etc. (adverbs)
Read each scene and complete the sentence with one of these adverbs.
Use these
badlycarefullyfastloudlypatientlyslowly
An old man is driving along the motorway. Every other car is overtaking him.
He's driving very .
AnswerHe's driving very slowly.
Question 7 of 16 · from lesson 86: quickly/badly/suddenly etc. (adverbs)
Complete each sentence with a verb from box A and an adverb from box B. Put the verb in the correct form.
Use these
cookdriveeatget upreadspeakstudyunderstandcarefullyclearlyearlyeasilyhardquicklywellwell
My dad . His Sunday roast is famous in our street.
AnswerMy dad cooks well. His Sunday roast is famous in our street.
Question 8 of 16 · from lesson 87: old/older, expensive / more expensive
Read each scene and write the comparative of the adjective (taller, more difficult etc.).
There is a hard wooden chair next to a big, soft sofa.
comfortable:
Answermore comfortable
Question 9 of 16 · from lesson 87: old/older, expensive / more expensive
Write the comparative.
bad:
Answerworse
Question 10 of 16 · from lesson 88: older than ... more expensive than ...
Read what Nadia and Owen say about themselves, then complete the sentences about them. Use than. | | Nadia | Owen | |---|---|---| | 1 | I'm 31. | I'm 28. | | 2 | I'm not a very good cook. | I'm a very good cook. | | 3 | I'm 1.60 metres tall. | I'm 1.75 metres tall. | | 4 | I get up at 6.30. | I get up at 8 o'clock. | | 5 | I don't walk very fast. | I walk very fast. | | 6 | I haven't got many books. | I've got lots of books. | | 7 | I'm a very careful driver. | I'm not a very careful driver. | | 8 | I'm not very patient. | I'm very patient. | | 9 | I'm not a very good singer. | I'm a good singer. | | 10 | I'm very tidy. | I'm not very tidy. | | 11 | I speak Welsh very well. | I don't speak Welsh very well. | | 12 | I don't eat out very often. | I eat out a lot. |
Owen .
AnswerOwen is more patient than Nadia.
Question 11 of 16 · from lesson 88: older than ... more expensive than ...
Complete the sentences. Use than.
They don't earn much money. You .
AnswerThey don't earn much money. You earn more money than them.
Question 12 of 16 · from lesson 89: not as ... as
Read about A, B and C in each scene and complete the sentences. Use a comparative and not as ... as.
Three people are talking. A says 'I'm 28.' B says 'I'm 35.' C says 'I'm 22.'
A is but .
AnswerA is older than C but not as old as B.
Question 13 of 16 · from lesson 89: not as ... as
Write sentences with as ... as. The meaning stays the same.
We sang better than them. They didn't .
AnswerWe sang better than them. They didn't sing as well as us.
Question 14 of 16 · from lesson 90: the oldest, the most expensive
Read each scene. Write sentences with comparatives (older etc.) and superlatives (the oldest etc.), using the letters and adjectives given.
Four vases with price tags. A costs £8, B costs £20, C costs £45 and D costs £15.
(expensive/cheap) D / A
AnswerD is more expensive than A.
Question 15 of 16 · from lesson 90: the oldest, the most expensive
Complete the sentences. Use a superlative (the oldest etc.).
It was a very bad decision. It was I've ever made.
AnswerIt was a very bad decision. It was the worst decision I've ever made.
Question 16 of 16 · from lesson 91: enough
Read each scene and complete the sentence. Use enough + one of these words: chairs, money, paint, wind.
Use these
chairsmoneypaintwind
A woman painting a door. Half the door is done and her tin is empty.
She hasn't got .
AnswerShe hasn't got enough paint.
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