Edit Game
Gold Experience A2 UNIT 4
 Delete

Use commas to add multiple tags

 Private  Unlisted  Public



 Save

Delimiter between question and answer:

Tips:

  • No column headers.
  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

 Import questions





 Save   50  Close
the opposite of buy
sell
the opposite of spend
save
a period when things are cheap in the shops
sale(s)
a special offer on products in a shop
a bargain
the opposite of cheap
expensive
how big or small something is
size
how much somethings costs
price
transport of things you bought from the shop to your home
delivery
a person who buys something in a shop
a customer
a piece of paper you get when you buy something
a receipt
a person who works in a shop
a shop assistant
a place in a shop where you try clothes on
a changing room
to put on clothes in a shop before you buy them
try on
coins or paper money
cash
Last weekend I went to a new ______ shop to buy some trainers with my friend.
sports
The café was ____ and we couldn’t get a sandwich
closed
How much do good trainers usually ___? cost
cost
How much do you ___ on a friend's birthday present?
spend
I always try ___ clothes before I buy them.
on
Martin thought the trainers were a ___! They only cost $2!!!!!
bargain
The shop assistant showed us the changing ___
room
I think there’s a mistake on the ___! I paid for my food twice!!
receipt
The department ___ was very big so I took the lift to the top floor.
store
I have to ___ a lot of money so that I can buy a new camera. It's very expensive!
save
My dad uses his ___ when he buys something. It's safer than using cash.
card
How much did you ___ for that bag? I love it!
pay
$2 = .................
two dollars
My dad is working on the computer again. He’s ............ than he was last month.
 
busier
 
the busiest
 
busyer
Let’s walk to my house. It’s ........... than yours.
 
nearer
 
nearest
It was .............. in Spain than it is in the UK. In the UK it rains too much.
 
sunnier
 
sunny
 
the sunniest
Sometimes small tablets are .............. than big ones. (expensive)
 
more expensive
 
the most expensive
 
expensiver
Exercise 3 is ............... one on the page. I can’t do it. (difficult)
 
the most difficult
 
more difficult
 
difficulter
Eva is .............. girl I know. She’s always smiling. (happy)
 
the happiest
 
happier
Jacky got ................ marks in the class. He’s top of the class! (good)
 
the best
 
the worst
 
better
Superlative (stopień najwyższy) : small
 
the smallest
 
smaller
 
the most small
Superlative (stopień najwyższy) : far
 
the farthest
 
farther
 
farest
Superlative (stopień najwyższy) : exciting
 
the most exciting
 
more exciting
 
excitingest
Comparative (stopień wyższy) : happy
 
happier
 
happyer
 
the happiest
Comparative (stopień wyższy) : thin
 
thinner
 
thiner
 
the thinnest
Comparative (stopień wyższy) : good
better
Comparative (stopień wyższy) : important
more important
You can buy lots of different things in a ................... .
department store
I went to the ................. .................. office to get a list of good hotels.
tourist information
The band played a concert at the ................ in the town centre.
theatre
They sell unusual fruit at the ................ .
market
I found some interesting books in the .................
bookshop
50c = ..................
fifty cents
10p = ................
ten pence
€1 = .................
one euro
£5 = .................
five pounds
Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies.