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Rewrite the following sentences without changing their original meaning.use the right comparative form of the adverbs in brackets
1the eagle team performed more successfully thân the lion team(successfully)
-->the lion team performed......less successfully than the eagle team...........
2in the countryside, children play more freely than in the city (freely)
In the city, children.....play less freely than children in the countryside.....
3our gers are now better equipped than in the past(badly)
In the past,our gers....was badly equipped than now.......
4a sports car goes car goes faster than an ordinary car(slowly)
An ordinary car goes...more slowly than a sport car......
5a business peon travels more expensively than a tourist (cheaply)
A tourist travels.....more cheaply than a business .......
6 Mr Thompson woris more reponsibly than Mr Dylan (carelessly)
Mr Dylan works....more carelessly than Mr thompson ......
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their original meaning.use the right comparative form of the adverbs in brackets
1.The eagle team performed more successfully than the lion team(successfully)
-->The lion team performed less successfully than the eagle team.
2. In the countryside, children play more freely than in the city (freely)
--> In the city, children don't play as freely as in the countryside.
3. Our gers are now better equipped than in the past(badly)
--> In the past,our gers was more badly than now.
4. A sports car goes car goes faster than an ordinary car(slowly)
--> An ordinary car goes more slowly than a sports car does.
5. A business peon travels more expensively than a tourist (cheaply)
--> A tourist travels more cheaply than a business peon does.
6 . Mr Thompson works more reponsibly than Mr Dylan (carelessly)
--> Mr Dylan works more carelessly than Mr Thompson does.
1. The Lion team performed less successfully than the Eagle team
2 In the past, our gers were worse equipped than now.
3An ordinary car goes more slowly than a sports car.
5 Mr Dylan works more carelessly than Mr Thompson.
33. Our gers are now better equipped than in the past. (BADLY)
In the past, our gers ___were more badly equipped than now__________________________________________________________________________
34. A sports car goes faster than an ordinary car. (SLOWLY)
An ordinary car goes ______more slowly than a sports car______________________________________________________________________
35. A business person travels more expensively than a tourist. (CHEAPLY)
A tourist travels ____more cheaply than a business person ____________________________________________________________________________
36. Mr. Thompson works more responsibly then Mr. Dylan. (CARELESSLY)
Mr. Dylan works _____more carelessly than Mr Thompson___________________________________________________________________________
1. The classrooms are now better equipped than in the past. (badly)
⭢In the past,_the classrooms were more badly equipped_____________________________________________
2. A hippopotamus runs more slowly than a rhinoceros. ( quickly)
⭢A rhinoceros____runs more quickly than a hippopotamus ___________________________________________
3. He likes to listen to pop music than to watch TV after school. (prefers)
____He prefers listening to pop music to watching TV after school. ________________________________________________________.
4. I don’t like to get up early and prepare breakfast in the cold winter days. (hate)
____I hate getting up early and preparing breakfast in the cold winter days ________________________________________________________.
Fill in the blank with the correct comparative form of the adverb :
1. He arrived (early) earlier than expected.
2. We walked (slowly) more slowly tha the rest of the people.
3. They called us (late) later in the afternoon.
4. My mother and my sister talked (loudly) more loudly than the other guests.
5. He hit his arm (hard) harder than before.
6. The Spanish athlete ran (fast) faster than other runners.
7. Jim threw the ball (far) farther than Peter.
8. We answered all the questions (well) better than the other students.
9. Our new teacher explains the exercise (badly) worse than our old teacher.
10. The new mechanic checked the car (thoroughly) more thoroughly than the old mechanic.
Bicyles are slower than car.
What is the height of that mountain?
Which is the biggest city in Viet Nam?
give the correct form of the word SLOW in the following sentence : Bicycles are ...slower.. than car
give the correct form of the word HIGH in the following sentence : What is the ...highest. of that mountain
give the correct form of the word BIG in the following sentence : Which is the ..biggest... city in Viet Nam
give the correct form of the word GOOD in the following sentence : Minh is .good.. at englich i am
past pariple of TEACH is ..taught.
past form of CALL is ..called.
past form of is ..d.
Give the correct form of the word CARE in the following sentence : you must be .careful.. when you cross the road
Give the correct form of the word APPOINT in the following sentence : I have an .appointment with.. my doctor at 5p.m
past form of MAKE is .made..
In the past, our houses were worse equipped than now.
The Liverpool team didn’t perform as successfully as The Manchester team.
I prefer playing football better to watching it.
A duck doesn't swim as fast as a fish.
Long is the most intelligent person in my group.
I fancy listening to music.
Phong speaks loudly than Nick's voice.
What an interesting film !
Vietnamese students have to wear uniforms when they go to school.
You mustn’t use your mobile phone on the plane.
1=>In the past, our houses were worse equipped than now.
2=>The Liverpool team didn’t perform as successfully as The Manchester team
3=>I prefer playing football better to watching it.
4=>A duck doesn't swim as fast as a fish.
5=> Long is the most intelligent person in my group.
6=>I fancy listening to music.
7=> Phong speaks loudly than Nick's voice.
8=> What an interesting film !
9=> Vietnamese students have to wear uniforms when they go to school.
10=>You mustn’t use your mobile phone on the plane.
I.Make questions for the answers, using the cuses given
1.the Khmer/ have/ own language? -Yes
-> Do the Khmer have their own language? - Yes, they do.
2.farm/ this? -It's my uncle'
-> Whose farm is this? - It's my uncle's.
3.celebrate/ your birthday? -At home
-> Where are you going to celebrate your birthday? - At home.
4.your summer holiday/ countryside? -Interesting and useful
-> How was your summer holiday in the countryside? - Interesting and useful.
5.coloured pencils/ collect/ so far? -150 of them
-> How many coloured pencils have you collected so far? - 150 of them.
II.Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the sentence before it
1.Cats cannot swim as well as dogs
-> Dogs can swim better than cats.
2.I get a lot of pleasure from reading cookery books
-> I enjoy reading cookery books.
3.Would you like to play a game of tennis now?
-> Do you fancy playing a game of tennis now?
4.How much are those trainers?
-> How much do those trainers cost?
5.Which costume do you like better, the Tay's or the Pathen's?
-> Which costume do you prefer, the Tay's or the Pathen's?
III.Rewite the sentences
1.The Eagle team performed more successfully than the lions team (successfully)
->The lions team performed less successfully than the Eagle team.
2.In the countryside, children play more freely than in the city (freely)
->In the city, children don't play as freely as those in the countryside.
3.Our gears are now better equipped than in the past (badly)
-> Our gears in the past were more badly equipped than now.
4.A sports car goes faster than an ordinary car (slowly)
->An ordinary car goes more slowly than a sports car.
5.A bussiness person travels more expensively than a tourist (cheaply)
->A tourist travels more cheaply than a business person.
6.Mr Tom works more responsibly than Mr Dylan (carelessly)
->Mr Dylan works more carelessly than Mr. Tom.
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