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Drinking too much tea can stimulate some areas of your brain, so you become more [sleepy/ sick/ alert]
alert
Drinking coffee can help to [prevent / increase / protect] some illnesses.
prevent
Not many people go to the beach in winter. It’s usually completely __________. [empty/noisy/ crowded/ ]
empty
There’s a lot of traffic in London, so it’s very __________. [clean/ safe/ polluted]
polluted
Hull is a big city __________ the river Humber. [on/in/over]
on
My town has a __________ of around 150,000. [department store / population/ coast]
population
This is the __________ where the Queen lives. [temple /town hall/ palace]
palace
There’s a __________ of Nelson Mandela outside the town hall [statue/ mosque/ cathedral]
statue
__________ (far) we’ve ever been is Hong Kong. (superlative form)
the farthest / the furthest
Alan’s __________ (friendly) boy I know. He talks to everybody. (superlative form)
the friendliest / the most friendly
Chelsea didn’t play __________ Real Madrid last night. [ well than/ as well as/ so good than]
as well as
Our office is __________ this month than it was last month. [busier /more busy/ the busiest]
busier
This test isn’t __________ difficult as last week’s test. [ as /more/ too]
as
Suzi works __________ Dan. Dan has too many breaks! [as hard as/ more hard than /harder than]
harder than
These trousers aren’t big [too / enough / very].
enough
Can I have [much / many / a few] of your chips?
a few
We have too [many / too / too much] money. We can’t spend it!
too much
He usually has a [few / little / enough] sugar in his coffee.
little
There’s too [ much / few / many] salt in this soup.
much
Do your children eat a [little / lot of / many] sweets?
a lot of
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