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    The document discusses comparative adjectives and uses of "more/less" and "as...as" to compare things. It provides examples of how to make adjectives comparative using suffixes like "-er" and "-ier" and compares prices of books, speeds of animals, and costs of houses using comparative structures. Lists and a simple math problem are also included.

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    Unit 7 Sara

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    The document discusses comparative adjectives and uses of "more/less" and "as...as" to compare things. It provides examples of how to make adjectives comparative using suffixes like "-er" and "-ier" and compares prices of books, speeds of animals, and costs of houses using comparative structures. Lists and a simple math problem are also included.

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    roundabout

    Traffic lights
    Turn left
    Prepositions in cities
    • https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Secon
    d_Language_(ESL)/Places_in_town/THE_CITY_-_prepositions_of_plac
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    Long+er

    Large+ r

    Fat+ ter thinner

    More beautiful

    Crazy+ ier Friendlier-

    Much more
    • Book A: 20 euros
    • Book B: 10 euros

    • Book A is more expensive than book B


    • Book B is cheaper than book A
    • Book B is less expensive than book A
    • Book B isn’t as expensive as book B

    • Cheetah: 70km/h
    • Leopard: 60km/h (fast/slow)
    • Red house: 100.000 euros
    • Green house: 100.000 euros

    • The red house is as cheap/expensive as the green house

    • Cheetah: 70kg
    • Leopard: 70kg
    Is not as……as
    Are not as……..as

    Is/are less…….than
    1 3

    2
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