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11. Fill in the dialogue using the comparative form of the adjectives in parenthesis.
A: I hear you’re living in London now. What’s it like?
B: It’s …………………………. (good) than Oxford, at least I think so. Ok, it’s much ………………. (big) and ……………….……. (noisy), but I like it, and I’m ……………………..…. (happy) than I was last year.
A: What’s your flat like?
B: It’s great. It’s a bit ………….…………..…. (small) than the old one, but it’s ………………..……. (nice) because it’s ………………….… (bright) and it’s in a good position, so it’s …………………..…. (easy) for me to get to work.
A: Does it cost a lot?
B: No, in fact it’s a bit …………………….…. (cheap) than my old place. A: And how’s the new boss?
B: Who, Jim? He’s really nice. He’s a lot ………………………. (young) than old Mr. Jackson. Going to work is lots of fun!
12. Complete the sentences with the superlative form of the adjectives in parentheses.
a) I took my clients to ……………………… (good) restaurant in Paris.
b) This is ……………………………. (expensive) car I have ever bought.
c) The Oriental is ………………………………. (fine) hotel in the world.
d) Tesco is ………………………. (big) supermarket in the UK.
e) Who is …………………. (rich) man in the world?
f) The Eiffel Tower is ………………………. (famous) building in France.
g) Our new databases will provide …………………. (accurate) estimates.
h) We will teach you ……………………. (effective) way of doing business.
i) Our customers are …………………………………. (important) part of our business.
j) I want to see ………………………………. (recent) financial statements.
13. Circle the right option.
a) He left at 6:30, so he ( will be / is being ) here at about 8:30. b) A: I need to have a day off on the 28th. B: Ok, I ( will tell / am telling ) the boss when I
see her.
c) A: Are you planning to see Mr. Conway this week? B: Yes, he ( will come / is coming ) over this
afternoon.
d) I can’t see you tomorrow. I ( will go/ am going ) to Rome for a conference. e) A: I’ve got lots of extra work to do. B: Don’t worry. I ( will give / am giving ) you a
hand if you like. f) A: Why are you leaving now? B: I ( will take / am going to take ) the cash to the
bank.
g) A: Why are you moving your things out of the office?
B: They ( will repaint / are going to repaint ) it
over the weekend. h) A: The new product looks great.
B: Thanks. I think it ( will be / is being ) very popular. i) A: I just don’t understand. B: All right. Listen carefully and I ( will explain / am
explain ) it again. j) A: Why do you need your suit tomorrow? B: I ( will wear / am going to wear ) it at my
interview.
Respostas
11. Fill in the dialogue using the comparative form of the adjectives in parenthesis.
A: I hear you’re living in London now. What’s it like?
B: It’s better than Oxford, at least I think so. Ok, it’s much bigger and noisier, but I like it, and I’m happier than I was last year.
A: What’s your flat like?
B: It’s great. It’s a bit smaller than the old one, but it’s nicer because it’s brighter and it’s in a good position, so it’s easier for me to get to work.
A: Does it cost a lot?
B: No, in fact it’s a bit cheaper than my old place.
A: And how’s the new boss?
B: Who, Jim? He’s really nice. He’s a lot younger than old Mr. Jackson. Going to work is lots of fun!
12. Complete the sentences with the superlative form of the adjectives in parentheses.
a) I took my clients to the best restaurant in Paris.
b) This is the most expensive car I have ever bought.
c) The Oriental is the finest hotel in the world.
d) Tesco is the biggest supermarket in the UK.
e) Who is the richest man in the world?
f) The Eiffel Tower is the most famous building in France.
g) Our new databases will provide the most accurate estimates.
h) We will teach you the most effective way of doing business.
i) Our customers are the most important part of our business.
j) I want to see the most recent financial statements.
13. Circle the right option.
a) He left at 6:30, so he (will be) here at about 8:30
b) A: I need to have a day off on the 28th.
B: Ok, I (will tell) the boss when I see her.
c) A: Are you planning to see Mr. Conway this week?
B: Yes, he (is coming) over this afternoon.
d) I can’t see you tomorrow. I (am going) to Rome for a conference.
e) A: I’ve got lots of extra work to do.
B: Don’t worry. I (will give) you a hand if you like.
f) A: Why are you leaving now?
B: I (am going to take) the cash to the bank.
g) A: Why are you moving your things out of the office?
B: They (are going to repaint) it over the weekend.
h) A: The new product looks great.
B: Thanks. I think it (will be) very popular.
i) A: I just don’t understand.
B: All right. Listen carefully and I (will explain) it again.
j) A: Why do you need your suit tomorrow?
B: I (am going to wear) it at my interview.
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