Changes in Life 4th

Changes in Life 4th

Five Dollars are good, but ten Dollars are better.

perception

5:00 am is early, but 3:00 am is earlier.

time

A lion is fast, but a cheetah is faster.

speed

Swimming is hard, but rock climbing is harder.

difficulty

10:00 pm is late, but 11:00 pm is later.

time

A whistle is loud, but an ambulance siren sounds more loudly.

sound

The man with the spray paints more quickly than the man with the roll.

speed

A canary tweets more quietly than a white bellbird.

sound

A turtle walks more slowly than an iguana.

speed

Going to school at 7:20 am is soon, but going to school at 7:00 am is sooner.

time

Having a C is bad, but having a D is worse.

perception

Vocabulary and Grammar 4

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Multiple Choice

• later / earlier

• more late / more early

Multiple Choice

• more quietly / more loudly

• quieter / louder

Multiple Choice

• more fast / more slow

• faster / more slowly

Multiple Choice

• sooner

• more soon

Multiple Choice

• more quickly / harder

• more quick / more hard

Multiple Choice

• better / worse

• more well / more badly

Vocabulary and Grammar 4

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When I was younger

• I could play all day, but

• I couldn't use a phone.

• Could I watch TV?

• Yes, I could.

• Could I drive a car?

• No, I couldn't.

When you were a baby,

• could you swim?

• could you sleep a lot?

• could you walk?

• could you cry?

• could you ride a bike?

• could you talk?

could / couldn't

habilities in the past

Multiple Choice

(Affirmative) When I was five, I (1) _____ swim really well.

• could

• couldn't

Multiple Choice

(Negative) He (2) _____ hop on one foot when he was little.

• could

• couldn't

Multiple Choice

(Interrogative) (3) _____ they swing on the monkey bars when they were younger?

• Could

• Couldn't

When I was younger

• I had to do mathematics exams.

• I didn't have to work.

• Did I have to sleep early?

• Yes, I did.

• Did I have to get up early on Saturday?

• No, I didn't.

When you were a baby,

• did you have to work?

• did you have to take math classes?

• did you have to study English?

• did you have to eat?

• did you have to sleep?

had to / didn't have to

necessary or unnecessary actions in the past

Multiple Choice

(Affirmative) You (1) _____ take a nap often when you were a baby.

• had to

• didn't have to

Multiple Choice

(Negative) When she was younger, she (2) _____ set an alarm clock.

• had to

• didn't have to

Multiple Choice

(Interrogative) (3) _____ you (4) _____ get up early when you were four? Yes, we (5) ___. / No, we (6) ___.

• had / did / have / did

• Did / have / did / didn't.

About you!

Poll

When I was three years old, I _____ write a story.

• could

• couldn't

Poll

When my grandma was a girl, she _____ walk ten kilometers to school.

• had to

• didn't have to

Poll

Could your _____ count to ten when he was five? Yes, He ___. / No, he ___.

• could

• couldn't

Poll

When I was a baby, I _____ go to school. But I do now!

• had to

• didn't have to

Woofbye!