LPET Unit 6 Student's Book Part 1

LPET Unit 6 Student's Book Part 1

Starter

Look at the picture of Mia. Describe her.

She's about 25. She's got ....

- hair / eyes / nose /

- she's wearing

- personality: She looks kind....

Multiple Choice

Which question...?

- asks about her health

• 'Do you like Mia?'

• 'How's Mia?'

• 'What's Mia like?'

• 'What does Mia look like?'

Multiple Choice

Which question...?

- asks for a physical description

• 'Do you like Mia?'

• 'How's Mia?'

• 'What's Mia like?'

• 'What does Mia look like?'

Multiple Choice

Which question...?

- uses like as a verb

• 'Do you like Mia?'

• 'How's Mia?'

• 'What's Mia like?'

• 'What does Mia look like?'

Multiple Choice

Which question...?

- means 'Tell me' about her in general

• 'Do you like Mia?'

• 'How's Mia?'

• 'What's Mia like?'

• 'What does Mia look like?'

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Comparatives and Superlatives

Mia also went to Singapore and Dubai. Listen and complete some of the things she says.

Separate your answers with a comma,

e.g. X, X, X

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Multiple Select

The City

Singapore is older than Shanghai, but it's a lot smaller. Shanghai is much bigger than Singapore and it's much noisier too.

• Well, Singapore is very old.

• Shanghai has a population of 20 million and it's enormous!

• Well, they're both top financial centres, but Singapore is more important.

• It's better for investment.

Multiple Select

Buildings and People

Shanghai is more modern than Singapore, but it isn't as cosmopolitan. Dubai is the newest and youngest city, and it's the most modern.

• Half the population of Singapore are foreigners.

• I like it because it has a 'can-do' feel to it.

Multiple Select

Climate

Singapore is hotter than Shanghai. But it isn't as hot as Dubai. Dubai is the hottest place. Singapore is very humid, so it's wetter than Shanghai. But Dubai is the driest. It only rains for a few days a year.

• It's interesting.

• When I was there the temperature was over 40 degrees.

• Wow! That's incredible!

Multiple Select

Which is best?

For me Shanghai is the best because it's the busiest and the most exciting.

• There are so many things to do - the best restaurants, theatres, shops.

• It's got everything!

Multiple Choice

What is the form for What ... like?

• What + to be + subject + like

• What + subject + like

Multiple Select

What is a verb to be?

• is

• are

• am

• was

• were

Multiple Select

What is a verb to be?

• is

• are

• am

• did

• done

Multiple Select

What is a verb to be?

• was

• were

• am

• is

• re

Multiple Choice

We don't use 'like' in the answer.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct one.

• She's patient.

• She's like patient.

Multiple Choice

'Like' in this question is a _____.

'What's Jim like?'

'He's intelligent and kind, and very good-looking.'

• preposition

• verb

Multiple Select

In which sentence 'like' is a verb?

• 'What does Jim like?'

• 'He likes motorbikes and playing tennis.'

Multiple Select

What do you do for short adjectives with one vowel + one consonant?

• double the consonant

• double the vowel

Multiple Choice

'Than' is often used after a _____ adjective.

e.g.

I'm younger than Barbara.

Barbara's more intelligent than Sarah.

• comparative

• superlative

Multiple Choice

'Much' can come ____ the comparative to give emphasis.

e.g.

She's much nicer than here sister.

Is Tokyo much more modern than London?

• before

• after

Multiple Choice

'The' is used before _____ adjectives.

e.g.

He's the funniest boy in the class.

Which is the tallest building in the world?

• comparative

• superlative

Multiple Choice

Comparatives compare one _____ with another.

She's taller than me.

London's more expensive than Rome.

• thing, person or action

• somebody or something

Multiple Choice

Superlatives compare _____ with the whole group.

She's taller than me.

London's more expensive than Rome.

• thing, person or action

• somebody or something

Multiple Choice

_____ shows that something is the same or equal.

• Comparatives

• Superlatives

• As....as

• Not as...as

Multiple Choice

_____ shows that something isn't the same or equal.

• Comparatives

• Superlatives

• As....as

• Not as...as

Multiple Select

Tick the correct one(s).

• Jim's as tall as Peter.

• I'm as worried as you are.

• She isn't as tall as her mother.

• He isn't nearly as clever as me.

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