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  • Form the comparative and superlative of "interesting"
    more interesting, the most interesting
  • Use the past simple: She . . . her tablet (not take)
    didn't take
  • Form the comparative and superlative of "bad"
    worse, the worst
  • Form the comparative and superlative of "busy"
    busier, the busiest
  • Use the past simple: . . . you turn off your mobile phone? Yes, I . . .
    Did / did
  • Use the past continuous: . . he . . . a message? (send) No, he . . .
    Was / sending / wasn't
  • Form the comparative and superlative of "good"
    better, the best
  • Use the past continuous: He . . . with Sally (catch up)
    was catching up
  • What tense comes after "while"? Tim called while I . . . on my console (play)
    was playing
  • Use the past continuous: They . . . with friends (not chat)
    weren't chatting
  • What tense comes after "when"? I was doing my homework when my laptop . . . (break)
    broke
  • Use the past simple: They . . . an app (download)
    downloaded
  • Form the comparative and superlative of "easy"
    easier, the easiest
  • Form the comparative and superlative of "wet"
    wetter, the wettest
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