Share Think 4 Unit 6 Comparatives, friendship idioms and linkers
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1 The more amazing your costume is.... a intimidating as you think they’ll be. b more creative every year. c the more people you meet. d than to watch. e as much fun.
C
2 It’s a lot more fun to compete in ....a intimidating as you think they’ll be. b more creative every year. c the more people you meet. d than to watch. e as much fun.
d
3 I didn’t dress up and it was nowhere near...a intimidating as you think they’ll be. b more creative every year. c the more people you meet. d than to watch. e as much fun.
e
4 The costumes get more and...a intimidating as you think they’ll be. b more creative every year. c the more people you meet. d than to watch. e as much fun.
b
5 People are not nearly as ....a intimidating as you think they’ll be. b more creative every year. c the more people you meet. d than to watch. e as much fun.
a
Every year there are more cars on the road (busy).
Every year the roads get busier and busier.
I love spring. Everyday the sun stays up a few minutes later. (summer - long)
I love summer. Every day the sun stays up longer and longer.
Scientists say the temperature of the Earth is increasing (hot).
Scientists say the temperature of the Earth is getting hotter and hotter.
The price of the food is increasing by the week (expensive).
The price of food is getting more and more expensive by the week.
Rewrite the sentences using a comparative expression with the …, the … .Hot weather makes me angry.
The hotter the weather is, the angrier I get.
Rewrite the sentences using a comparative expression with the …, the … .Driving fast is dangerous.
The faster you drive, the more dangerous it is.
Rewrite the sentences using a comparative expression with the …, the … . When you’re hungry, food tastes better.
The hungrier you are, the better food tastes.
d to be so similar that you can’t tell one from the other
to look like two peas in a pod
to get on with someone really well
to get on like a house on fire
to have someone to listen to your problems
to have a shoulder to cry on
to become friends again after an argument
to bury the hatchet
