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    Interchange 1: Unit 3. How Much Is It?

    There are many ways to compare things. Often, we use an adjective and one of the following
    sentences patterns:
    Expressions for Comparing Two Objects
    cheap, easy to use
    cheaper (than),
    easier to use (than)
    comfortable, powerful
    more comfortable (than), more powerful (than)

    As a class: Look at the advertisements below and make comparisons between the products:
    (1)
    (2)
    (3)

    (1)
    (2)
    (3)

    Advantages of Cool Walkers


    Cool Walkers are cheaper than Slim Jimms.

    Advantages of Slim Jimms:


    Slim Jimms are more durable than Cool Walkers.

    Work in pairs. Compare these items. Write your comparisons down in your workbook or on a
    separate piece of paper.

    Thats like comparing apples and oranges.


    This means that two things are so different that you cant compare them.

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