UNITS 4, 5, & 6 GRAMMAR REVIEW | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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[Put the word ENOUGH in the correct place.] She looks happy.

She looks happy ENOUGH.

[Use the appropriate as...as] This copy is _______ the other one.

This copy is as bad as the other one.

Come on! There really isn't (too many / too much) time!

Come on! There really isn't TOO MUCH time!

[Put the word ENOUGH in the correct place.] Do you have food to eat?

Do you have ENOUGH food to eat?

[Use the appropriate as...as] The tomato soup was _______ the mushroom soup. (not/delicious)

The tomato soup was not as delicious as the mushroom soup.

Try not to make (too many / too much) noise.

Try not to make TOO MUCH noise.

[MUST or MUSTN'T] We ______ leave now or we'll miss the plane.

We MUST leave now or else we'll miss the plane.

[SHOULD or SHOULDN'T] You / take a map in order to not get lost.

You SHOULD take a map in order to not get lost.

[HAVE TO or DON'T HAVE TO] Do you really _______ (speak) so fast? I _______ (write down) every single word!

Do you really HAVE TO speak so fast? I HAVE TO write down every single word!

What is the comparative of "ADORABLE" and use it in a sentence

MORE ADORABLE

[MUST or MUSTN'T] You ______ cross the roads without looking. It's dangerous.

You MUSTN'T cross the roads without looking. It's dangerous.

This coffee is (TOO/ENOUGH) hot. I cannot drink it.

This coffee is TOO hot. I cannot drink it.

[Put the word ENOUGH in the correct place.] Is the music loud?

Is the music loud ENOUGH?

[MUST or MUSTN'T] You _______ listen to the teacher or they won't understand.

You MUST listen to the teacher or they won't understand.

What is the superlative of "BUSY" and use it in a sentence

THE BUSIEST

What is the superlative of "BAD" and use it in a sentence

THE WORST

[HAVE TO or DON'T HAVE TO] You ________ (run), the train is going to be delayed.

You DON'T HAVE TO run, the train is going to be delayed.

[SHOULD or SHOULDN'T] She / get angry with her children.

She SHOULDN'T get angry with her children.

[HAVE TO or DON'T HAVE TO] Oh, look at the time! I _______ (run) or else I'll lose the train!

Oh, look at the time! I HAVE TO run or else I'll lose the train!

[Put the word ENOUGH in the correct place.] There aren't people.

There aren't ENOUGH people.

[Make ZERO CONDITIONAL sentences] If _____________ (I / sick / by / feel / bus / travel / I)

If I travel by bus, I feel sick.

[MUST or MUSTN'T] You _______ cross the road when the red light is showing.

You MUSTN'T cross the road when the red light is showing.

[Rephrase to make FIRST CONDITIONAL sentences] We won't help you. We won't have enough time.

We won't help you if we don't have enough time.

What is the superlative of "CLEAN" and use it in a sentence

THE CLEANEST

[Answer using TOO or ENOUGH] What is the weather like in Antartica?

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[Answer using TOO or ENOUGH] Why can't you eat fast food three times a day?

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What is the comparative of "BAD" and use it in a sentence

WORSE

[Use the appropriate as...as] Peter is _____ Fred. (not/tall)

Peter is not as tall as Fred.

[Rephrase to make FIRST CONDITIONAL sentences] We'll have a nap after lunch. We'll be sleepy.

We'll have a nap after lunch if we are sleepy.

[Use the appropriate as...as] The blue car is ______ the red car. (fast)

The blue car is as fast as the red car.

Wow! I'm sorry but it costs (too many / too much) money.

Wow! I'm sorry but it costs TOO MUCH money.

[SHOULD or SHOULDN'T] People / be careful going home at night.

People SHOULD be careful going home at night.

[MUST or MUSTN'T] The exams are next week. I _______ work harder.

The exams are next week. I MUST work harder.

I don't like it here. There are (too many / too much) tourists.

I don't like it here. There are TOO MANY tourists.

[Rephrase to make FIRST CONDITIONAL sentences] I won't know his phone number. I won't be able to give him a ring.

If I don't know his phone number, I won't be able to give him a ring.

[Put the word ENOUGH in the correct place.] Do you have money?

Do you have ENOUGH money?

What is the comparative of "CLEAN" and use it in a sentence

CLEANER

[Rephrase to make FIRST CONDITIONAL sentences] John will be at work. He won't go with us.

As long as John is at work, he won't go with us.

[ZERO CONDITIONAL] If my parents ________ at home at weekends, I have to help with housework. (stay)

If my parents STAY at home at weekends, I have to help with housework.

What is the superlative of "ADORABLE" and use it in a sentence

THE MOST ADORABLE

[Use the appropriate as...as] The violin is ______ the cello. (not/low)

The violin is not as low as the cello.

What is the comparative of "FAMOUS" and use it in a sentence

MORE FAMOUS

[ZERO CONDITIONAL] If my father ________ in the evening, we play games on his computer. (not work)

If my father DOES NOT WORK in the evening, we play games on his computer.

What is the comparative of "ATTRACTIVE" and use it in a sentence

MORE ATTRACTIVE

There are (TOO/ENOUGH) students in the class so we may begin.

There are ENOUGH students in the class so we may begin.

[SHOULD or SHOULDN'T] It's going to rain today so you / forget to take an umbrella.

It's going to rain today so you SHOULDN'T forget to take an umbrella.

[SHOULD or SHOULDN'T] Who / you ask for directions?

Who SHOULD you ask for directions?

[HAVE TO or DON'T HAVE TO] She has wonderful hair but she ________ (wash) it every day.

She has wonderful hair but she HAS TO watch it every day.

[HAVE TO or DON'T HAVE TO] James is a smart guy, he _______ (study) a lot!

James is a smart guy, he DOESN'T HAVE TO study a lot!

[Rephrase to make FIRST CONDITIONAL sentences] Take up this course. You will like it.

If you take up this course, you will like it.

Jenny is (TOO/ENOUGH) young enough to drink. She isn't old (TOO/ENOUGH).

Jenny is TOO young to drive. She isn't old ENOUGH.

Kim cannot sleep if she is stressed

What is the comparative of "DIRTY" and use it in a sentence

DIRTIER

There are (too many / too much) problems.

There are TOO MANY problems.

[Make ZERO CONDITIONAL sentences] If _____________ (evaporate / you / water / heat / it)

If you heat water, it evaporates.