PUT THE LETTERSIN THE CORRECT ORDER TO MAKE ADJECTIVES.

a) The book I’m reading is __________________ (cinfasgatin).

b) Can you change the CD? This music is_________________ (grinbo).
c) She doesn’t like dark clothes. She always wears __________ (fulcourlo)
things.
d) Beckham is a very _____________ (loprapu) footballer.
e) The food in this restaurant is very ____________ (sytat).
f) His family is very ______________ (naltiotradi).
g) Bungee jumping, climbing and surfing are very ____________ (gentixci)
sports.
h) She is a very strange person. She’s _____________ (driew).
i) Her jacket is totally different. It’s ______________ (narigilo).
j) The film was absolutely incredible. It was ____________ (zigaman).

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH THESE VERBS.

Advertise/ borrow/ earn/ lend/ save/ sell/ spend/ win.

k) Can you _______________ me some money?

l) I want to buy a new computer but I don’t want to ___________ a lot.
m) I need to _______________ some money for my holidays.
n) Shops _________________ products at lower prices during the sales.
o) They ________________ all types of products on TV.
p) Did you ______________ much when you worked in the shop?
q) Do you ever _______________ money from the bank?
r) You can ___________ millions of pounds in the British lottery.

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH THE COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE FORM OF

THE ADJECTIVES IN BRACKETS.

s) The red apples are ______________ (tasty) than green ones.

t) She wears _____________________ (original) clothes than her sister.
u) He’s the _________________ (weird) person I know.
v) China has the ____________ (large) population in the world.
w) Beth is ____________________ (intelligent) student in my class.
x) Do you think your computer is _________________ (fast) than mine?
y) Saffron is ___________________ (expensive) spice in the world.
z) My maths classes are _________________ (boring) than my science classes.
aa) I think thrillers are usually ___________________ (interesting) than science
fiction.
bb) Antarctica is ________________ (cold) place in the world.

COMPLETE THE TEXT WITH THE COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE FORM OF THE

ADJECTICES IN BRACKETS.

I’m thinking about living in Great Britain for six months. I’ve got three possibilities: London,
Manchester or Glasgow. Which one? They say that London is ________________
(interesting) than Manchester and Glasgow, but that it’s __________________ (expensive)
city in Britain. Manchester is _____________ (cold) than London, but Glasgow is
______________ (cold) city in Britain. London is ______________________ (cosmopolitan)
of the three, but they say people are ___________________ (friendly) in Manchester and
Glasgow. Glasgow is ______________ (old) and has more history. Manchester is
______________ (wet) of the three because it rains a lot. London is _____________ (large)
city in Britain, and Manchester is _____________ (modern). I can’t decide.
TOO OR ENOUGH

a. The coffee is ________________ (hot). I can’t drink it.

b. Belinda is ___________________ (strong). She can’t lift this box.
c. This dress is __________________ (small) for you. It’s a size 38. You need
a 42.
d. Liam’s wearing jeans for a job interview. His clothes are
_________________ (smart).
e. This house is depressing. It’s _______________ (dark).

PUT THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO MAKE SENTENCES.

f. jumper too This colourful. is

_______________________________________________________
g. The film exciting is not
enough._________________________________________________
h. enough hot to the beach. to go is It not
_______________________________________________________
i. old this game. are You too to play
______________________________________________________
j. I to climb this mountain. am enough strong
not____________________________________________________

WRITE THE SENTENCES AGAIN WITH TOO AND NOT ENOUGH

a) The soup is too cold.

Hot The soup ________________________________________
b) These shoes aren’t big enough.
Small These shoes ____________________________________
c) The new restaurant is too expensive.
Cheap The new restaurant_______________________________
d) I think the maths exam was too difficult.
Easy I think the maths exam ____________________________
e) Your car isn’t fast enough.
Slow Your car _______________________________________
f) The film wasn’t good enough.
Bad The film _______________________________________
g) The box is too heavy.
Light The box _______________________________________
h) She isn’t well enough to work.
Sick She ____________________________ to work.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT RELATIVE PRONOUN.

k. This is the office _______________ my father works.

l. This is the house _______________ I want to live in.
m. Last month was ________________ we had our last exam.
n. The man __________ had the accident looked very sick.
o. She’s the person ___________ phoned the police.

PUT THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO MAKE SENTENCES.

a) Robert de Niro I like the most. the actor is who

_________________________________________________________.
b) is the city my sister wants to live. New York where
_________________________________________________________.
c) Susan July was the month when met her boyfriend.
_________________________________________________________.
d) the black shirt is who The is my father. man wearing
 _________________________________________________________.
e) you spent which gave me. the money I
_________________________________________________________.

COMPLETE WITH WHO, WHICH, WHERE AND WHEN.

p. The film ___________ we watched last night was amazing.

q. I know a girl _______ lives in your building.
r. This is the computer __________ I bought last month.
s. The town ___________ I live is very beautiful.
t. 25 September is ____________ they celebrate their anniversary.
u. Summer is the time of the year __________ I feel best.
v. This is the restaurant ___________ your sister recommended to us.
w. It was Molly ___________ was telling the truth.
x. That’s the boy ___________ was talking to your sister.
y. That’s the house ____________ I used to live.

READING

There are more than nine million people in Britain between five and sixteen years
old. Between them they spend 60 million pounds a year. One study says that the
average young person in Britain gets 6.70 pounds (about 10€) pocket money every
week. Teenagers between 15 and 16 get most money. They spend most of their
money on CDs, DVDs, fashion and trainers. Boys spend more on food and drink and
computer games. Girls spend 50% more on mobile phones. Very few teenagers save
money. Only 19% of teenagers have a bank account.

Parents often also give teenagers money to buy extra things or birthday presents for
family members. Some families pay teenagers money to do jobs in the house (for
example, cleaning and tidying). Another study says, 29% of boys and 12% of girls
do two hours of housework a week to earn money.

Many teenagers in Britain also earn some money from doing a job like working in
shops, baby-sitting (looking after young children) or gardening. According to
European law, during the school year, teenagers can work for:

- a maximum of two hours a day on schooldays

- a maximum of two hours on Sundays
- a maximum of five hours (13-14 years olds) or eight hours (15-16
years olds) on Saturdays.
- a maximum weekly limit during holidays of 25 hours (13-14 years
olds) or 35 hours (15-16 year olds).

True or false?

1- Teenagers in Britain save 60 million pounds a year.

2- Older teenagers get more money than younger teenagers.
3- Boys spend more money on drinks than girls.
4- Boys spend more money on mobile phones than girls.
5- Not many teenagers save.
6- More boys do housework for money than girls.
7- Baby-sitting means when a teenager acts like a young child.
8- Teenagers can work 25 hours a week during the school year.