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There is too much / too many smoke in my room.
too much
Ther is not enough / enough light in this room. Turn on the lights.
not enough
There is too many / too much pollution in Rio.
too much
There's too much / too many noise in this house.
too much
There are too much / too many people here.
too many
A place made or chosen by a bird for laying eggs is .....
a nest
Country life
RURAL
Town or city life
URBAN
The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism is ......
HABITAT
James always wants to win. He’s really competitive / sociable.
competitive
Jane is good at art. She’s creative / lazy.
creative
Gary helps us study. He’s intelligent / bossy.
intelligent
Dara loves giving gifts. She’s very generous/serious.
generous
My son is very lazy/shy. He doesn’t like working.
lazy
What is the comperative form of NOISY
NOISIER
What is the comperative form of FRIENDLY
FRIENDLIER
What is the comperative form of COMFORTABLE
MORE COMFORTABLE
What is the comperative form of SMALL
SMALLER
What is the comperative form of TALL
TALLER
What is the comperative form of BEAUTIFUL
MORE BEAUTIFUL
What is the comperative form of FAR
FARTHER / FURTHER
What is the comperative form of GOOD
BETTER
What is the comperative form of BAD
WORSE
What is the comperative form of SCARY
SCARIER
say the odd one out: music / traffic / problem / snow
problem (countable)
say the odd one out: butterfly / tea / people / question
tea (uncountable)
say the odd one out: money / friend / banana / monkey
money
say the odd one out: bread / book / water / noise
book (countable)
say the odd one out: people / tigers / furniture / cars
furniture (uncountable)
say the odd one out: food / pollution / time / insects
insects (countable)
Julie is always asking questions. She’s ............... .(Curious / selfish / busy / shy / serious)
curious
Our English teacher never laughs. He’s very .....................(Curious / selfish / busy / shy / serious)
serious
Tony only thinks to himself. He’s .......................(Curious / selfish / busy / shy / serious)
selfish
The teacher has got a lot of work. He’s very ..........(Curious / selfish / busy / shy / serious)
busy
Sarah doesn’t like meeting new people. She’s ..............(Curious / selfish / busy / shy / serious)
shy
Hundreds of people in the stadium supporting their team.
spectators
A competition between swimmers or runners.
race
You practise this sport with two big gloves.
boxing
You use it to hit the ball in tennis.
racket


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