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comparative or superlative. This flower is (beautiful) than that one.

More Beautiful than

Present Continuous or Present Simple (you/come) tonight?

Are you coming tonight

She's much better after her operation. she'll (can/be able to) walk again in a few months

be able to

I would like to ________ play the piano. ( can /could/ be able to )

be able to

Choose past simple or present perfect He (live) in Manila for a year when he was a student.

[ He lived in Manila...]

Sydney / exciting / Cancun

Sydney is less exciting than Cancun

my sister __________ a lot of money on clothes she never wears. (wastes/saves)

wastes

Can you __________ me $200 until i get paid? (borrow/lend)

Lend me

Past Simple or Present Perfect He (be) here all morning.

[ he's been here all morning ]

Copenhagen/easy to get to/ Sydney

Copenhagen is easier to get to than Sydney.

I can't ________ to buy a flat on my own. (pay/afford)

afford

comparative or superlative. this is (good) taxi I've ever been on.

the best taxi..

comparative or superlative. He was the (clever) thief of all.

the cleverest

Past Simple or Present Perfect King Henry the Eighth of England (have) six wives.

[ King Henry the Eight of England had six wives ]

Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple (she/work) at the moment?

Is she working at the moment?

my little boy (couldn't/ wasn't able to) speak until he was nearly two years old.

couldn't/wasn't able to

My sister _____ play tennis now. (can to / can / will can)

Can

Choose past simple or present perfect Amy (live) in Portugal when she was young.

Amy lived In Portugal... ]

Will people ________ live forever one day? ( could be/ be able to/ could be able to)

be able to

comparative or superlative. It is strange but often a coke is (expensive) than a beer.

... is more expensive than a beer

Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple Julie __________(sleep) now.

Julie's sleeping now

Can you help me? I ________ never understand this. (can/ cannot/ am able to )

can

Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple (he/come) to London often?

Does he come to London often?

comparative or superlative. Non-smokers usually live (long) than smokers.

Usually live longer than smokers