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    The document provides a remedial activity workbook exercise to write sentences using comparative and superlative adjectives, as well as sentences using the expression "used to". For comparatives and superlatives, it asks the writer to make sentences comparing adjectives, things, and people. For "used to", it instructs the writer to make affirmative, negative, and question sentences expressing past habits or states.

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    Unit 7 - Workbook (REMEDIAL ACTIVITY)

    1. Write sentences using comparative and superlative


    adjectives:
    - 3 sentences using comparatives

    • She is younger than her brother.


    • Canada is a larger country than Japan.
    • My car is newer than yours.

    - 3 sentences using superlatives

    • We are the best swimmers in the town.


    • He is the most successful basketball player in history.
    • They are the strongest fighters in the Gym.

    - 2 sentences using more (comparative)

    • Greek is a more difficult language than English.


    • Motorcycles are more dangerous than cars.

    - 2 sentences using less (comparative)

    • This cell phone is less powerful.


    • The less I exercise, the fatter I get.

    - 2 sentences using most (superlative)

    • He is the most respectful person in this room.


    • This is the most expensive car I have ever bought.

    - 2 sentences using least (superlative)

    • I'm not in the least afraid of snakes.


    • That's the least of my worries.

    1. Write sentences using USED TO:


    - 3 affirmative sentences.

    • She used to be fat.


    • We used to study harder.
    • They used to have a beard.
    - 3 negative sentences.

    • I didn’t use to do exercises.


    • You didn’t use to study French.
    • You didn’t use to run fast.

    - 3 questions.

    • Did you use to live in Liberia?


    • Did you use to play soccer?
    • Did you use to program?

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