Open Mind2 Unit 6

​Open Mind 2 Unit 6

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​Have to and need to

• ​We use have to to express obligation.​

• We use need to to express a necessity​.

• We use don't/ doesn't have to to say that something isn't necessary or isn't an obligation.​

Subject | Subject

Multiple Choice

I can't go out tonight. I _______ study for tomorrow's exam.

• has to

• don't have to

• have to

• have

Multiple Choice

There isn't any deodorant left. I _____ buy some more.

• has to

• have

• need to

• can

​Phrasal Verbs

VOCABULARY​

Multiple Choice

Pick up

Multiple Choice

Throw away

Multiple Choice

Put away

Multiple Choice

Give away

Multiple Choice

Take out

​Comparative and superlative adverbs

fast --> faster --> the fastest

well​ --> better --> the best

badly --> worse --> the worst​

​Irregular adverbs don't end in -ly

​Regular adverbs end in -ly

​Comparative and superlative adverbs

slowly

stressfully

carefully​

the most slowly

the most stressfully

the least carefully​

​We form superlative adverbs with the most or the least + adverb

​We form comparative adverbs with more or less + adverb

​We use comparative and superlative adverbs to compare ACTIONS.

more slowly

more stressfully

less carefully​

Multiple Choice

My sister dances __________ than me.

• more gracefully

• the most gracefully

• gracefully

Multiple Choice

Alice sings ______ than Joe.

• well

• the better

• better

Multiple Choice

I water the plants ______ when it rains.

• more often

• less often

• the most often

Multiple Choice

Sally works _________ than anyone in the office. That's why she got a promotion.

• more efficiently

• less efficiently

• efficiently

Multiple Choice

My new smartphone works ________ of all the smartphones I have had.

• well

• the best

• better