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WorksheetsLesson Unit 5: Shopping Smart
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 18mins
Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option with the same meaning.
I’d prefer something cheaper.
I’ll set it to you for…
I don’t know how to ask for a lower price.
I don’t have a lot of money.
Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option with the same meaning.
I’d prefer something cheaper.
Here’s a cheaper one.
I don’t have much money.
Don’t be afraid to bargain.
Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option with the same meaning.
This shop sells good things.
It can’t hurt to ask.
Don’t be afraid to bargain.
Here’s a cheaper one.
Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option.
Buyer’s language
Seller’s language
Listen to the audio, and choose the correct option.
Good deals
Bad deals
Choose the correct option.
This jacket is the most expensive in the store.
This jacket is expensive in the store.
This jacket are the expensive in the store.
Choose the correct option.
My brother is the most young person in my family.
My brother is the most youngest person in my family.
My brother is the most younger person in my family.
My brother is the youngest person in my family.
Choose the correct option.
What is the order to use “enough”?
Adjective + is + enough
Enough + adjective
Adjective + enough
Question mark + enough
Complete the conversation. Use TOO or ENOUGH and the adjective given.
A: I bought these portable headphones last week, but they really aren’t (a) (LIGHT) for travel.
B: Don’t worry. You can exchange them for another one that’s not so heavy.
We use superlative adjectives…
To describe the extreme quality of one thing in a group of things.
To discriminate against people.
To compare two things or animals.
To describe what is right or wrong in a group of things.
What is the grammar structure for sentences using “the most”
Verb “to be” + the + most + adjective -iest
Do + the + most + complement
Noun (subject) + the + most + adjective + question mark
Noun (subject) + verb “to be” + the + most + adjective
Fill in the blank. Complete the conversation with TOO or ENOUGH.
A:This bowl is gorgeous. I’d love to get it for my mom.
B: It’s nice and it is small (a) to take in your suitcase.
Rewrite the following sentence, using TOO or ENOUGH.
Those chairs aren’t cheap enough.
(a)
What is the meaning of ATM?
All The Money
Automated Traductor Machine
Automated Teller Machine
At The Moment
Fill in the blank with TOO or ENOUGH.
I love these belt, but it isn’t (a) (LONG). I need a size 34.
Based on the picture, write a sentence using “superlative adjective”
ADJECTIVE: Heavy
(a)
Fill in the blank.
Compared to our other camcorders, the Manko 210 is (a) (easy to use).
Choose the correct option.
What is the superlative adjective of “EASY”
The easiest
The most easy
The most easier
The easyiest
Choose the correct option.
What is the superlative adjective of “NOISY”
The noisiest
The most noisy
The most noisier
The more noisy
“Too” means…
Sufficient.
More than what is needed.
Don’t say.
How to describe bad deals.
“Enough” means…
Sufficient.
Superlatives.
Less than what is needed.
A lot of things.
Fill in the blank. Use the "superlative adjective"
Which camera is (a) (cheap)?
Choose the correct option.
It was a __________. I saved a lot of money.
An ATM
Rip-off
Bargain
Exchange rate
