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COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES: A plane is .......(fast) a high speed train.
FASTER THAN
COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES: Mary is ........ (tall) Jane.
TALLER THAN
COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES: A plane ticket is ......... (expensive)
THE MOST EXPENSIVE
COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES: A youth hostel is .......... (bad) a hotel.
WORSE THAN
COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES: The high speed train is ........ (good) to travel from Barcelona to Madrid.
THE BEST
COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES: A campsite is ........ (cheap) a hotel.
CHEAPER THAN
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: Where ....... your mother work?
DOES
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: What ...... you do last Christmas holiday?
DID
Make this sentence negative: He drank 2 litres of water.
He DIDN'T DRINK 2 litres of water.
Make the sentence negative: He was doing his homework at 6pm yesterday.
He WASN'T DOING his homework at 6pm yesterday.
Make this sentence negative: He went to buy some cakes.
He DIDN'T GO to buy some cakes.
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: You went to Madrid. How ........ you travel?
DID
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: Where ....... your father yesterday?
WAS
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ........ you at home last Friday?
WERE
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ....... you like handball?
DO
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ....... the team train every week?
DOES
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ........ your cat happy to see you?
WAS
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ......... your cousins at the party on Sunday?
WERE
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ........ Amy doing her homework last night?
WAS
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ........ you mother like cooking?
DOES
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ........ you like pottery?
DO
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ....... your cousins at home yesterday?
WERE
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ....... you go on holiday with your grandparents?
DO
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ........ your sister ill last week?
WAS
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ....... your friend like reggaeton?
DOES
DO/DOES/DID/WAS/WERE: ......... you do your homework yesterday?
DID
Make this sentence negative: He visited Paris last weekend.
He DIDN'T VISIT Paris last weekend.
Make this sentence negative: He was brushing his teeth at 9pm.
He WASN'T BRUSHING his teeth at 9pm.
Make this sentence negative: I'm doing the washing up.
I'M NOT DOING the washing up.
Make this sentence negative: I'm going to see the family this weekend.
I'M NOT GOING TO SEE my family next weekend.
Make this sentence negative: He saw a shark in the sea.
He DIDN'T SEE a shark in the sea.
Make this sentence negative: He heard the bells.
He DIDN'T HEAR the bells.
Make this sentence negative: My dog loves bones.
My dog DOESN'T LOVE bones.
Make this sentence negative: My friend loves chocolate.
My friend DOESN'T LOVE chocolate.
Make this sentence negative: I was very busy yesterday.
I WASN'T very busy yesterday.
Make this sentence negative: We watched a film last night.
We DIDN'T WATCH a film last night.
Make this sentence negative: My brother likes football.
My brother DOESN'T LIKE football.
Make the sentence negative: His parents like travelling.
His parents DON'T LIKE travelling.
Make this sentence negative: My uncle is American.
My uncle ISN'T American.
Make this sentence negative: She was happy.
She WASN'T happy.
Make the sentence negative: He was doing his homework at 6pm yesterday.
He WASN'T DOING his homework at 6pm yesterday.
Make this sentence negative: Bring those books over here please.
DON'T BRING those books over here.
Make the sentence negative: We are going to fly to the US next month.
We AREN'T GOING TO FLY to the US next month.
Make the sentence negative: They've got 2 dogs and 3 cats.
They HAVEN'T GOT 2 dogs and 3 cats.
Make this sentence negative: He went to buy some cakes.
He DIDN'T GO to buy some cakes.
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