Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons. 1 My new car cost (twice / as / almost / as / much) my old one.

My new car cost almost twice as much as my old one.

My new car cost almost twice as much as my old one

1 My new car cost almost twice as much as my old one.

1 My new car cost almost twice as much as my old one

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons. 2 I guess it’s (lot / to / use / a / than / more / difficult) other sites.

a lot more difficult to use than

I guess it’s a lot more difficult to use than other sites.

I guess it’s a lot more difficult to use than other sites

2 I guess it’s a lot more difficult to use than other sites.

2 I guess it’s a lot more difficult to use than other sites

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons. 3 You’ll get (better / with / than / this / slightly / reception) you would with the other one.

slightly better reception with this than

You’ll get slightly better reception with this than you would with the other one.

You’ll get slightly better reception with this than you would with the other one

3 You’ll get slightly better reception with this than you would with the other one.

3 You’ll get slightly better reception with this than you would with the other one

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons. 4 These are (times / about / the / of / price / three) the older models.

These are about three times the price of the older models.

These are about three times the price of the older models

4 These are about three times the price of the older models.

4 These are about three times the price of the older models

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons. 5 You can store (more / data / than / far) was once the case.

You can store far more data than was once the case.

You can store far more data than was once the case

5 You can store far more data than was once the case.

5 You can store far more data than was once the case

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons. 6 Some of the other headsets are (tiny / expensive / bit / than / more / a) these.

Some of the other headsets are a tiny bit more expensive than these.

Some of the other headsets are a tiny bit more expensive than these

6 Some of the other headsets are a tiny bit more expensive than these.

6 Some of the other headsets are a tiny bit more expensive than these

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons. 7 Simon’s car is (a / more / quite / complicated / drive / lot / to / than) Harry’s.

quite a lot more complicated to drive than

Simon’s car is quite a lot more complicated to drive than Harry’s.

Simon’s car is quite a lot more complicated to drive than Harry’s

7 Simon’s car is quite a lot more complicated to drive than Harry’s.

7 Simon’s car is quite a lot more complicated to drive than Harry’s

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons. 8 At (twice / almost / the / price / average), it is the most expensive gadget on the market.

At almost twice the average price, it is the most expensive gadget on the market.

At almost twice the average price, it is the most expensive gadget on the market

8 At almost twice the average price, it is the most expensive gadget on the market.

8 At almost twice the average price, it is the most expensive gadget on the market

Rewrite the sentences. Put the words in brackets in the correct place before or after the underlined noun. 1 I bought a watch in an antique shop. (with a chain / old / lovely)

I bought a lovely old watch with a chain in an antique shop.

a lovely old watch with a chain

I bought a lovely old watch with a chain in an antique shop

1 I bought a lovely old watch with a chain in an antique shop.

1 I bought a lovely old watch with a chain in an antique shop

Rewrite the sentences. Put the words in brackets in the correct place before or after the underlined noun. 2 I’ve got two vases upstairs. (handmade / in the loft / huge)

I've got two huge handmade vases in the loft upstairs.

huge handmade vases in the loft

two huge handmade vases in the loft

I've got two huge handmade vases in the loft upstairs

2 I've got two huge handmade vases in the loft upstairs.

2 I've got two huge handmade vases in the loft upstairs

Rewrite the sentences. Put the words in brackets in the correct place before or after the underlined noun. 3 I’ve hidden my girlfriend’s handbag . (under my bed / leather / pink)

I've hidden my girlfriend's pink leather handbag under my bed.

pink leather handbag under my bed

I've hidden my girlfriend's pink leather handbag under my bed

3 I've hidden my girlfriend's pink leather handbag under my bed.

3 I've hidden my girlfriend's pink leather handbag under my bed

Rewrite the sentences. Put the words in brackets in the correct place before or after the underlined noun. 4 At work, we have to wear a shirt on Fridays. (old-fashioned / with a pattern / tasteless)

At work, we have to wear a tasteless old-fashioned shirt with a pattern on Fridays.

tasteless old-fashioned shirt with a pattern

a tasteless old-fashioned shirt with a pattern

At work, we have to wear a tasteless old-fashioned shirt with a pattern on Fridays

4 At work, we have to wear a tasteless old-fashioned shirt with a pattern on Fridays.

4 At work, we have to wear a tasteless old-fashioned shirt with a pattern on Fridays

Rewrite the sentences. Put the words in brackets in the correct place before or after the underlined noun. 5 I hung the mask on the wall in my bedroom. (ancient / made of wood / green)

I hung the ancient green mask made of wood on the wall in my bedroom.

ancient green mask made of wood

the ancient green mask made of wood

I hung the ancient green mask made of wood on the wall in my bedroom

5 I hung the ancient green mask made of wood on the wall in my bedroom.

5 I hung the ancient green mask made of wood on the wall in my bedroom

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Intermediate Test 6

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Complete sentence #1 with a word from the box.

We use "as...as" for comparisons of equality. Here, we're saying that the old phone is not as good as the new one.

Complete sentence #2 with a word from the box.

The correct phrase is "twice the size of" when comparing the size of one thing to another.

Complete sentence #3 with a word from the box.

"Much" is used here to indicate that the item being discussed is significantly faster than something else, making the comparison stronger and more noticeable.

Complete sentence #4 with a word from the box.

"Than" is used in comparative structures when comparing one thing with another, so we're saying the cable needs to be thicker than the ones in the box.

Complete sentence #5 with a word from the box.

"Almost" is used to indicate that the screen quality is very close to, but not exactly equal to, the realism of a cinema screen.

Complete sentence #6 with a word from the box.

"More" is used to indicate a greater degree of excitement in the offers being discussed.

Complete sentence #7 with a word from the box.

"A bit" is used here to indicate a slight or small difference.

Complete sentence #8 with a word from the box.

"The" is used when we are referring to something specific, in this case, the specific size of the item being compared to the others.

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons.
1 My new car cost (twice / as / almost / as / much) my old one.

The correct order is 'My new car cost almost twice as much as my old one.' This structure effectively compares the costs of the two cars, emphasizing that the new car is significantly more expensive.

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons.
2 I guess it’s (lot / to / use / a / than / more / difficult) other sites.

The correct order is 'I guess it’s a lot more difficult to use than other sites.' This structure compares the difficulty of using the site to other sites, highlighting that it is more challenging.

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Complete sentence #1 with a word from the box.

We use "as...as" for comparisons of equality. Here, we're saying that the old phone is not as good as the new one.

Complete sentence #2 with a word from the box.

The correct phrase is "twice the size of" when comparing the size of one thing to another.

Complete sentence #3 with a word from the box.

"Much" is used here to indicate that the item being discussed is significantly faster than something else, making the comparison stronger and more noticeable.

Complete sentence #4 with a word from the box.

"Than" is used in comparative structures when comparing one thing with another, so we're saying the cable needs to be thicker than the ones in the box.

Complete sentence #5 with a word from the box.

"Almost" is used to indicate that the screen quality is very close to, but not exactly equal to, the realism of a cinema screen.

Complete sentence #6 with a word from the box.

"More" is used to indicate a greater degree of excitement in the offers being discussed.

Complete sentence #7 with a word from the box.

"A bit" is used here to indicate a slight or small difference.

Complete sentence #8 with a word from the box.

"The" is used when we are referring to something specific, in this case, the specific size of the item being compared to the others.

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons.1 My new car cost (twice / as / almost / as / much) my old one.

The correct order is 'My new car cost almost twice as much as my old one.' This structure effectively compares the costs of the two cars, emphasizing that the new car is significantly more expensive.

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons.2 I guess it’s (lot / to / use / a / than / more / difficult) other sites.

The correct order is 'I guess it’s a lot more difficult to use than other sites.' This structure compares the difficulty of using the site to other sites, highlighting that it is more challenging.

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Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons.
1 My new car cost (twice / as / almost / as / much) my old one.

Put the words in brackets in order to make sentences with comparisons.
2 I guess it’s (lot / to / use / a / than / more / difficult) other sites.