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    The document is an English worksheet from an educational institution in Colombia. It contains an interview with a woman named Mary who has lived in both Australia and the United States. In the interview, Mary describes some of the differences between the two countries. She notes that the US is larger than Australia and has more people. Australian food is more traditional and spicier, while roads in the US are bigger and safer allowing for faster driving. Mary is unsure if Australians are generally taller and thinner than Americans.

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    INSTITUCIÓN EDUCATIVA GERMÁN PARDO GARCÍA

    AREA HUMANIDADES- ASIGNATURA INGLÉS


    GRADOS DÉCIMO UNO - DOS
    JORNADA MAÑANA
    SEDE PRINCIPAL
    2021
    Docentes de la asignatura: MÓNICA MARTÍNEZ

    COMPARATIVES

    ESTUDIANTE: _________________________________________________________

    1. Goals:

    Identify adjectives.
    Learn how to describe people and things.
    Make simple sentences using comparatives and superlatives adjectives.

    2. Grammar:
    Adjectives
    Comparatives

    WORKSHEET 1

    1. Read the interview to Mary Brian, a person who has lived in Austrlia and
    USA, and then answer the questions.

    Reporter: Mary, please tell us what you think about Australia and The United

    States.

    Mary: Well, they are really nice countries and I love both of them. They are quite

    different, though.

    Reporter: Tell us about those differences.

    Mary: For starters, the US is larger than Australia and there are more people there

    than in Australia.

    Reporter: What about the food?

    Mary: I love Australian food, especially Cabanossi; it is a type of sausage. Food in

    Australia is more traditional and spicier than in the States.

    Reporter: I’ve heard that Americans drive faster than Australians.


    Mary: Yeah, that’s right. Roads in the US are usually safer and bigger than in

    Australia so people can drive faster.

    Reporter: Is it true that people in Australia are taller and thinner than in the US?

    Mary: I don’t know. Probably you are right, but I am not sure.

    Reporter: Finally, lets talk about men.

    Mary: Men are most of the times more handsome in Australia. However, my

    husband is American and he is pretty attractive.

    Reporter: Thank you Mary for your time.

    1. -Does Mary think Australia and The United States are very similar?
    a. Yes, she does

    B. No, she doesn't

    c. Not mentioned

    2. -The expression “For starters” is close in meaning to:

    a. Almost never

    b. Finally

    c. To begin with

    3. Are cars in the US bigger, safer and faster than in Australia?


    a. Yes, they are
    b. No, they aren't
    c. Not mentioned
    R/: respondido en clase
    Youngert

    Angrier
    Happier

    Youngert

    Shorter
    Taller

    Youngert

    Happer

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