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    16-Use of English 5 - UOE5 - ONAY

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    The document provides examples for exercises involving comparative and superlative adjectives and the use of "as...as" structures. It includes 6 exercises with multiple parts each that allow the reader to practice rewriting sentences using comparatives and superlatives, filling in blanks with the structure "as...as", and using articles like "a", "an", and "the" appropriately. The exercises cover comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives and include examples comparing people, places, objects, and measurements.

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    The document provides examples for exercises involving comparative and superlative adjectives and the use of "as...as" structures. It includes 6 exercises with multiple parts each that allow the reader to practice rewriting sentences using comparatives and superlatives, filling in blanks with the structure "as...as", and using articles like "a", "an", and "the" appropriately. The exercises cover comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives and include examples comparing people, places, objects, and measurements.

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    The document provides examples for exercises involving comparative and superlative adjectives and the use of "as...as" structures. It includes 6 exercises with multiple parts each that allow the reader to practice rewriting sentences using comparatives and superlatives, filling in blanks with the structure "as...as", and using articles like "a", "an", and "the" appropriately. The exercises cover comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives and include examples comparing people, places, objects, and measurements.

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    16-UOE5

    1. Rewrite the following sentences using ”as...as”.

    a) The papaya is sweet. The mango is sweet, too.


    ...................................................................................................................................................................

    b) Mark and Jane are the same age.


    ...................................................................................................................................................................

    c) My dog is fierce. Your dog is fierce, too.


    ...................................................................................................................................................................

    d) Andy is angry. Peter is angry, too.


    ...................................................................................................................................................................

    e) Both the white dress and the red dress are expensive.
    ...................................................................................................................................................................

    f) Mr and Mrs James are very cheerful.


    ...................................................................................................................................................................

    g) Both Susan and her sister are artistic.


    ...................................................................................................................................................................

    h) The chocolate cake is delicious. The carrot cake is delicious, too.


    ...................................................................................................................................................................

    2. Write sentences with comparative adjectives.

    a) Sue is 10. Ann is 12. (young)


    ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    b) The Honda costs £10,000. The Toyota costs £12,000. (expensive)


    ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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    c) Robin can do 100 metres in 10 seconds. Jack runs 100 metres in 10.5 seconds. (fast)
    ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    d) The journey by sea is an hour. The journey by tunnel is only half an hour. (short)
    ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    e) Five climbers got injured on Mount George. Eleven climbers got injured on Mount Egmont.
    (dangerous)
    ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    f) I got 85 from my Maths exam. I got 65 from my English exam. (difficult)


    ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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    3. Look at the table and complete the sentences using “(not) as ….. as” and the adjectives.

    Sarah Jo Chris
    Age 10 10 9
    Height 1.50 m 1.45 m 1.50 m

    a) Jo ............................................................................................................. Sarah. (tall)


    b) Sarah ............................................................................................................. Jo. (old)
    c) Chris ............................................................................................................. Jo and Sarah. (old)
    d) Sarah ............................................................................................................. Chris. (tall)

    4. Fill in the gaps with the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.

    Tina: Excuse me, is there a a) .......................................................... (fast) way to get to Clovelly?


    Mike: If you take that road, which is b) .......................................................... (narrow) than the others, it’s
    only a 15 minutes’ walk. That’s the c) .......................................................... (quick) way.
    Tina: Ah, thanks. We have been walking for 35 minutes and we thought we would get there
    sooner. We can’t even see Clovelly yet.
    Mike: It’s hidden by the trees, they‘re d) .......................................................... (tall) than the houses. You’ll
    like Clovelly. It’s one of the e) .......................................................... (beautiful) villages in north Devon.
    Tina: That’s what we’ve heard. It has some of the f) .......................................................... (pretty) houses,
    hasn’t it?
    Mike: Yes, and the g) .......................................................... (tasty) fish you’ve ever eaten!
    Tina: Thank you very much for your help. Bye.

    5. Fill in the gaps with the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.

    a) Which is ....................................................................... (cold) planet in our solar system?


    b) Is the Gobi Desert ....................................................................... (large) the Sahara Desert?
    c) Which is ..................................................................... (heavy) animal in the world?
    d) Which is ..................................................................... (long) wall in the world?
    e) Is Mount Everest ............................................................ (high) Mount Kilimanjaro?
    f) Which is .................................................................... (small) continent in the world?
    g) Does the cheetah run ....................................................................... (fast) the lion?
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    h) Does the blue whale make a ....................................................................... (loud) sound


    ....................................................................... the polar bear?

    6. Complete the text using a / an or the.

    Hi Jessy,
    I’m on holiday by the sea. I’m staying in a) ...................... town called Oldtown. b) ...................... town
    isn’t very pretty, but there is c) ...................... lovely beach. I went swimming yesterday and d)
    ...................... sea was warm. After that I ate e) ...................... ice cream. It was f) ...................... biggest ice
    cream in g) ...................... world! Yummy! Tomorrow, I’m going out on h) ...................... boat with my
    parents.

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