Unit 4 Shape it 2

Multiple Choice

“Could” is used to talk about:

• A) The future
  

• B) The past
  

• C) Right now
  

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​We use could to talk about past ability or possibility.
Same form for all subjects.
Negative: could not (couldn’t)
Questions: Could + subject + verb?


Example: When I was five, I could run very fast.

Multiple Choice

When I was 10, I ___ play guitar.

• A) can
  

• B) could
  

• C) am
  

• D) will

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___ you swim when you were a child?

Multiple Choice

Comparatives are used to compare:

• A) One thing
  

• B) Two things
  

• C) Three things
  

• D) Many groups

Comparatives compare two things.

• smart → smarter

• big → bigger

• safe → safer

• easy → easier

• interesting → more interesting

• good → better,

• bad → worse

Structure:
be + comparative + than

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My house is ___ than yours. big

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This test is ___ than the last one. easy

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I'm doing than in the past. good

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This exam is than the other. difficult

Multiple Choice

Superlatives show:

• Similar things

• The highest level

Superlatives show the highest level in a group of three or more.

• smart → the smartest

• big → the biggest

• safe → the safest

• interesting → the most interesting

• good → the best

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She is ___ student in the class. smart

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This is ___ movie I’ve ever seen. bad

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January is usually ___ month of the year.

Multiple Choice

Which one is used with uncountable nouns?

• A) too
  

• B) too many
  

• C) too much
  

• D) enough

• too + adjective: negative idea

• too much + uncountable noun

• too many + plural countable noun

Examples:

• I’m too tired.

• I have too much homework.

• He has too many friends.

Multiple Choice

I have ___ homework today.

• A) too many
  

• B) too much
  

• C) enough
  

• D) too

Multiple Choice

She is ___ tired to walk. too + adjective: negative idea

• A) too
  

• B) enough
  

• C) too many
  

• D) too much

Multiple Choice

There are ___ people in the room.

• A) too many
  

• B) too much
  

• C) many too
  

• D) enough much

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correct?

• A) I don’t have time enough.
  

• B) I enough have time.
  

• C) I don’t have enough time.
  

• D) Enough I have time.

• enough + noun

• adjective + enough

Examples:

• I don’t have enough money.

• She is old enough to drive.

• I am or am not __________ enough to travel alone. OLD

• I am or am not _______ enough drink alcohol. OLD

• I don’t have enough time for __________.

• I have enough energy for __________.