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Our living room didn’t use to look as ______ as it does now before we painted it white.

large

larger

largest

My parents don’t want me to stay at the party ______ than ten o’clock.

later

late

latest

This sofa is the ______ piece of furniture in Rob’s flat.

most expensive

expensive

more expensive

Paula isn’t as ______ as Sally.

tall

tallest

taller

This is the ______ app I’ve ever had!

most useful

more useful

useful

Tom’s always writing good stories, and the ______ one he wrote is being published in a magazine tomorrow!

most recent

more recent

recent

Jane says that watching golf is not as _____ as watching football.

interesting

more interesting

most interesting

Peter thinks the new college building is ____ than the old one.

nicer

nice

nicest

I think the beach is more relaxing / is more relaxing the beach.

the beach is more relaxing

Since I moved to a new house, I live more further / further away from school.

further

In the afternoon, the weather started getting worse / worst.

worse

I think it will be more funnier / more fun with your friends.

more fun

I think this flat is more smaller / smaller than the other one.

smaller

Other people say that is better the city / the city is better.

the city is better

We ____ (not finish) the hockey match this morning because of the rain. (Past Simple)

didn’t finish

I _____ (meet) a famous singer three days ago. (Past Simple)

met

She ____ (not decide) where to go for her holiday. (Present Perfect)

hasn’t decided

David ____ (read) a lot of books about this city, so he can tell you all about it. (Present Perfect)

has read

Some people _____ (leave) yesterday’s concert before the end. (Past Simple)

left

I ____ (see) a great film last week. (Past Simple)

saw

Olga _____ (live) in this house for three years now. (Present Perfect)

has lived

I’m enjoying my holiday and I ____ (meet) some really nice people. (Present Perfect)

have met

____ Claire already ____ (see) this one? (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

Has, seen

____ they ____ (open) the new concert hall yet? (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

Have, opened

____ you ____ (like) the end of the movie? (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

Did, like

____ you ___ (go) to that gig last week? (Past Simple or Present Perfect)

Did, go

He has / hasn’t made any new music videos since last year.

hasn’t

Have / Has she finished writing the lyrics?

Has

I can’t believe it. I have / had just lost the tickets!

have

Have / Has you ever been to an outdoor gig?

Have

In my country, we have to / don’t have to pay for health care.

don’t have to pay

Teenagers should / shouldn’t drink energy drinks when they’re tired.

shouldn’t

Children don’t have to / ought to see the dentist every year.

ought to

People shouldn’t / mustn’t answer the phone while driving.

mustn’t

You should / shouldn’t take a tablet if you have a headache.

should

In my school we have to / don’t have to wear a uniform.

have to

We _____ (not do) wrong, I promise. (Past Continuous)

weren’t doing

And what exactly _____ (you / look) for? (Past Continuous)

were you looking

I don’t understand what the man in the shop _______ (talk) about. (Past Continuous)

was talking

I _____ (not try) to steal anything. (Past Continuous)

wasn’t trying

The first time I met him, he wore / was wearing white sunglasses.

was wearing

I liked the jeans, but finally I decided / was deciding to buy a more expensive brand.

decided

For our school project, we designed / were designing and built a small table.

designed

When we came out of the cinema, it rained / was raining.

was raining

That shop is fantastic. They repaired / were repairing my mobile in two hours.

repaired

Yesterday we made a cake and decorated / were decorating it with chocolate buttons.

decorated

I didn’t hear the phone because I fixed / was fixing my bike.

was fixing