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Unit 7 - Carol Suarez

The document provides a student's answers to an English exercise involving comparisons using comparative adjectives and adverbs. It covers completing sentences with comparative forms of adjectives, selecting the correct comparative form, completing a text using comparatives, matching words to sentences, and completing a conversation with single words. The student demonstrated understanding of comparative structures in English through providing accurate and appropriate responses to the various questions testing this grammatical concept.

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Unit 7 - Carol Suarez

The document provides a student's answers to an English exercise involving comparisons using comparative adjectives and adverbs. It covers completing sentences with comparative forms of adjectives, selecting the correct comparative form, completing a text using comparatives, matching words to sentences, and completing a conversation with single words. The student demonstrated understanding of comparative structures in English through providing accurate and appropriate responses to the various questions testing this grammatical concept.

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UNIT 7

Student: Carol Suarez Del Carpio


1. Complete the sentences with the comparative form of the adjectives in brackets.

a) Simon is a slower (slow) runner than Gavin.


b) Our new house is smaller (small) than our last one but it is more beautiful(beautiful).
c) The book was better (good) than the film.
d) You look worse (bad) today than yesterday!
e) Tom’s car is faster (fast) than Ella’s. But hers is more comfortable (comfortable) than his.
f) The cinema is cheaper (cheap) than the theatre.
2. Select the correct alternative.

a) Granada is usually the hotest/hottest city in Spain in summer.


b) That hotel is the worst/worstest in town.
c) Who’s the more famous/most famous person in your country?
d) This is the most nice/nicest room in the hotel.
e) Where’s the best/most better place to eat?
f) The more fast/fastest way to travel is by plane.

3 Complete the text with the correct form of the adjectives in brackets.

Venezuela is the most exciting (exciting) country to visit. It has the longest (long) waterfall
and the highest (high) flat-topped mountain in the world. It is most interesting (interesting) place to go on
holiday. The people are friendlier (friendly) than here but the kindest (kind) people live outside of
the capital. Caracas is the busiest (busy) city in the country. It also has the best (good) salsa clubs!
Going dancing there was more exciting (exciting) than at home. I loved it!

4. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

a) The Sydney Opera House is a famous building in Australia.


b) My father goes to the market every day to buy fresh fruit and vegetables.
c) Last winter, we went skiing in the mountains
d) We walked to a small village in the middle of the countryside
e) Did you go swimming in the lake?
f) I enjoyed visiting the desert on a camel.
g) Our grandparents had a house on the top of a hill. The views were great!

5. Complete the conversation with one word in each gap.

a) Excuse me. Can you tell me the way to the station?


b) Yeah. You go straight on until the park.
a) Straight on?
b) Yes. Then turn left and it´s past the post office.
a) Turn right at the traffic lights?
b) No, the first right. Then take the first right. You’ll see the station on the left. You can’t miss it.
a) Thanks very much.
b) You’re welcome.

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