Lesson 1
Speaking in many tongues/read and translate the text/page 54
Grammar:comparative adjectives
Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct comparative form of the adjective.
This book is more interesting (interesting) than the one we read last week.
My sister is younger (young) than I am.
Today is hotter (hot) than yesterday.
John’s car is faster (fast) than Mark’s car.
This test is easier (easy) than the previous one.
Exercise 2: Choose the correct comparative adjective to complete the sentence.
This math problem is more difficult (more difficult / difficulter) than the last one.
Mary is prettier (prettier / more pretty) than her sister.
This movie is more exciting (more exciting / excitinger) than the last one.
The blue shirt is more expensive (more expensive / expensiver) than the red one.
He is more careful (more careful / carefuller) than his brother.
Exercise 3: Correct the mistakes in the sentences.
This dress is more prettier than that one.
This dress is prettier than that one.
I think the second book is much more better than the first one.
I think the second book is much better than the first one.
This road is much dangerous than the other one.
This road is much more dangerous than the other one.
She is more kinder than her friend.
She is kinder than her friend.
The blue car is fastlier than the red car.
The blue car is faster than the red car.
Lesson 2
Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct superlative form of the adjective.
This is the the fastest (fast) car in the race.
Of all the students, Tom is the tallest (tall).
The Grand Canyon is one of the most beautiful (beautiful) places in the world.
This is the most interesting (interesting) book I’ve ever read.
Out of all the restaurants, this one has the most delicious (delicious) food.
Exercise 2: Choose the correct superlative form.
She is the (more/most) talented singer in the competition.
The Amazon River is the (longest/longest) river in the world.
This is the (bad/worst) movie I’ve ever seen.
He is the (older/oldest) of the two brothers.
This is the (happier/happiest) day of my life.