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    I. Comparative or Superlative?: Making Suggestions

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    The document provides examples to practice using comparative and superlative adjectives, the phrase "as...as", making suggestions, and discussing quantities with "enough, too much, too many". It includes 15 sentences requiring comparative adjectives, 6 examples using "as...as", 5 prompts for making suggestions, and 5 examples of using quantity expressions. The document offers practice with different grammatical structures in short examples across four sections.

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    I. Comparative or Superlative?: Making Suggestions

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    The document provides examples to practice using comparative and superlative adjectives, the phrase "as...as", making suggestions, and discussing quantities with "enough, too much, too many". It includes 15 sentences requiring comparative adjectives, 6 examples using "as...as", 5 prompts for making suggestions, and 5 examples of using quantity expressions. The document offers practice with different grammatical structures in short examples across four sections.

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    The document provides examples to practice using comparative and superlative adjectives, the phrase "as...as", making suggestions, and discussing quantities with "enough, too much, too many". It includes 15 sentences requiring comparative adjectives, 6 examples using "as...as", 5 prompts for making suggestions, and 5 examples of using quantity expressions. The document offers practice with different grammatical structures in short examples across four sections.

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    I. Comparative or Superlative?: Making Suggestions

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    The document provides examples to practice using comparative and superlative adjectives, the phrase "as...as", making suggestions, and discussing quantities with "enough, too much, too many". It includes 15 sentences requiring comparative adjectives, 6 examples using "as...as", 5 prompts for making suggestions, and 5 examples of using quantity expressions. The document offers practice with different grammatical structures in short examples across four sections.

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    I.

    Comparative or superlative?

    1. Tom is his brother. (old)


    2. This problem is . that problem. (easy)
    3. John is . boy in our class. (tall)
    4. My friend is . my sister. (fat)
    5. My room is room in our house. (small)
    6. Konya is city in Turkey. (large)
    7. The Thames is river in England. (long)
    8. Madonna is .. Sandra. (popular)
    9. My English is .. your English. (good)
    10. The weather today is . the weather yesterday. (bad)
    11. This garden is .. that garden. (large)
    12. Elizabeth is . girl in our group. (beautiful)
    13. I am girl in the class. (short)
    14. What is .. film on TV today? (funny)
    15. Who is girl in your class? (pretty)
    II.

    Use as . as in the blanks:

    1.An orange is sweeter than a lemon.


    A lemon isnt ____________________ an orange.
    2. Terry is 1.70 cm tall. Jason is 1.70 cm tall too.
    Terry is_________________________Jason.
    3. Chinese is more difficult than French.
    French isnt ___________________ Chinese.
    4. Science fiction films and soap operas are very exciting.
    Science fictions are _________________ soap operas.
    5. Chemistry is more difficult than drawing.
    Chemistry isnt _____________________drawing.
    6. July is hotter than May.
    May isnt _________________ July.
    III.

    Making suggestions

    1. Where _________ we go? Lets watch a movie at the cinema. Thats ______ with me.
    2. _____ go to the disco tonight! What time _______ we meet?
    3. Why ______ we go around the shops? Thats a _____ _____.
    4. Lets ______ a boat trip. I _______ mind.

    5. How ________ visiting the new museum? Id _________ go around the shops.

    IV. Enough, too much, too many


    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    I don't like the weather here. There is _____________ rain.


    You drink _________ coffee. It's not good for you.
    There was nowhere to sit on the beach. There were _________ people.
    Our team didn't play well. We made __________ mistakes.
    You don't eat _________ fruit, you should eat some more.

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