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Gold Experience A2 UNIT 4
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It was .............. in Spain than it is in the UK. In the UK it rains too much.
sunny
sunnier
the sunniest
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Martin thought the trainers were a ___! They only cost $2!!!!!
bargain
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I went to the ................. .................. office to get a list of good hotels.
tourist information
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a piece of paper you get when you buy something
a receipt
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coins or paper money
cash
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Jacky got ................ marks in the class. He’s top of the class! (good)
the worst
the best
better
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Sometimes small tablets are .............. than big ones. (expensive)
more expensive
expensiver
the most expensive
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to put on clothes in a shop before you buy them
try on
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I always try ___ clothes before I buy them.
on
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How much do good trainers usually ___? cost
cost
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They sell unusual fruit at the ................ .
market
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Superlative (stopień najwyższy) : far
farther
the farthest
farest
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10p = ................
ten pence
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The café was ____ and we couldn’t get a sandwich
closed
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Superlative (stopień najwyższy) : exciting
the most exciting
more exciting
excitingest
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The shop assistant showed us the changing ___
room
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Superlative (stopień najwyższy) : small
the most small
smaller
the smallest
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Comparative (stopień wyższy) : important
more important
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Eva is .............. girl I know. She’s always smiling. (happy)
happier
the happiest
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Comparative (stopień wyższy) : happy
happyer
the happiest
happier
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I found some interesting books in the .................
bookshop
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The department ___ was very big so I took the lift to the top floor.
store
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a place in a shop where you try clothes on
a changing room
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My dad uses his ___ when he buys something. It's safer than using cash.
card
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the opposite of buy
sell
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You can buy lots of different things in a ................... .
department store
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I think there’s a mistake on the ___! I paid for my food twice!!
receipt
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Comparative (stopień wyższy) : good
better
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I have to ___ a lot of money so that I can buy a new camera. It's very expensive!
save
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$2 = .................
two dollars
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€1 = .................
one euro
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how much somethings costs
price
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Comparative (stopień wyższy) : thin
the thinnest
thiner
thinner
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How much did you ___ for that bag? I love it!
pay
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50c = ..................
fifty cents
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how big or small something is
size
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Let’s walk to my house. It’s ........... than yours.
nearer
nearest
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My dad is working on the computer again. He’s ............ than he was last month.
the busiest
busyer
busier
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Last weekend I went to a new ______ shop to buy some trainers with my friend.
sports
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the opposite of cheap
expensive
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transport of things you bought from the shop to your home
delivery
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a person who buys something in a shop
a customer
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the opposite of spend
save
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a special offer on products in a shop
a bargain
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a period when things are cheap in the shops
sale(s)
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Exercise 3 is ............... one on the page. I can’t do it. (difficult)
the most difficult
more difficult
difficulter
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a person who works in a shop
a shop assistant
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£5 = .................
five pounds
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The band played a concert at the ................ in the town centre.
theatre
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How much do you ___ on a friend's birthday present?
spend
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