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adjectives ๑ too and enough Comparative and superlative 3.5 than to compare two people or things: Daniel Craig is taller than Zac Efron. structure: (ทot) as + adjective + as: Rupert Grint is not as famous as Daniel Radcliffe Sean Connery is the tallest. Comparative Superlative Adjectives young nice younger the youngest nicer the nicest one-syllable hot hotter the hottest prettier drier the prettiest the driest one- and pretty two-syllable dry ending in -y the most attractive more attractive attractive two-syllable or longer difficult more difficult the most difficult better the best good bad irregular Worse the worst far further the furthest We use too + adjective or not + adjective + enough to talk about a degree of a quality. Too means more than or want" Not enough means 'less than you need or want', You're too young to watch this film. The comedian was not funny enough. yoน need 1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjectives in brackets. 1 New York is (modern) than Barcelona. 2 January is (cold) month of the year. 3 Katy Perry is not as (popular) as Miley Cyrus. 4 This is the (bad) film Ive ever seen. 5 My younger brother is 6 My English isn't as (tall) than me. (good) as my German.

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Present Perfect with just, 3.2 already, (not) yet and Past Simple We use the Present Perfect to talk about actions which happened and finished in the past, but we do not know when exacly or it is not important: T have read many biographies and autobiographies. (It's not important when I did it.) Common time expressions used with the Present Perfect: ever - used in questions: Have you ever been to an art galery? * never - used in negative sentences: My grandparents have never left England. 6 since then: She won The X Factor in 2006. Since then she has sold millions of albums. already and just - used mainly in affirmative sentences: Thave already seen this film. They have just left. * yet - used in negative sentences and questions and always at the end of the sentence: Thaven't seen her yet. Has she written any songs yet? If we want to say when something happened, we use the Past Simple. We also use the Past Simple in questions with when. She won a Grammy in 2009. When did yoน see Blur play live? Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect or Past Simple form of the verbs in brackets. (you/ever/be) to the opera? (go) last month. | 1 A: B: Yes. | (see) Madama Butterfly by Puccini. (write) many crime stories. (write) her latest crime story in 2014. 2 Claire Richards She (ust/upload) some videos. (release) his new 3 Look, Pierre 4 My favourite singer single last week, but | 5 Emily (not hear) it yet. (already/buy) a birthday present for her mum. (you/do) your homework yet? (finish) an hour ago. 6 Aะ B: Yes, I

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