Review Test 2 - Inter 2B

Review Test 2 - Inter 2B

Teacher Ester Ritter

Comparisons

• Short adjectives: adjetive + er + than

• Ex: The Nokia cellphone is older than the Iphone

• Long adjectives: more + adjective + than

• Ex: The Iphone is more expensive than the Nokia one

• We also have irregular adjectives Ex: Good - Better / Bad - Worse

Open Ended

Create a sentence comparing the two elements and using the adjective given.

houses / apartments - BIG

Open Ended

Create a sentence comparing the two elements and using the adjective given.

Going to the beach / going to the mall - INTERESTING

Open Ended

Create a sentence comparing the two elements and using the adjective given.

Neymar / Messi - GOOD

More for comparisons

• Used with countable nouns, uncountable nouns and verbs

• Countable nouns: I get more calls than you do

• Uncountable nouns: She has more work than me

• Verbs: He talks more than I do

Less for comparisons

• Used with uncountable nouns and verbs

• Uncountable nouns: I have drink less coffee than you

• Verbs: They read less than I do

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Fewer for comparisons

• Used with countable nouns only

• Ex: I have fewer dogs than you do

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Multiple Choice

When talking on the on the phone, I talk _____ than I listen.

• less

• fewer

Multiple Choice

I send _______ audios than texts

• less

• fewer

Multiple Choice

I eat _______ sugar than salt.

• more

• fewer

Physical Appearance

• To ask about someone's appearance we say ...

• What do you look like?

• To ask about someone's height we say ...

• How tall are you?

• To ask about who someone is similar to, we say ...

• Who do you look like?

Physical Appearance

• To say that two people are similar we use the expression:

• look alike (ex: They look alike)

• To say a child has the same traits of the parents, we use the expression:

• take after (ex: She takes after her dad)

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Open Ended

What does Emma Stone look like? Describe her appearance

Multiple Select

Check the WRONG sentences.

• She's got blue eyes

• She is black hair

• She has 1,60m

• She is blond

Who's that woman?

• She's the one wearing jeans shorts

• She's the one wearing a belt

• She's the one standing by the door

Who's that woman?

• She's the one in the jeans shorts (clothes)

• She's the one with a belt (assessories)

• She's the one by the door (place/position)

Multiple Choice

John is the one ________ curly black hair

• in

• with

• by

Open Ended

Who's Jennifer? Use IN, WITH and BY to describe her