Grammar 11

... They've got a long history. They're the oldest (old) club in England. OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 110 COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE FORMS We form the comparative and superlative of short adjectives ... cheapest Long word, e.g. expensive: more expensive (the) most expensive For less and least, see Unit 112 A. There are some less expensive ones here, look. B Short and long adjec...

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... motor bike isn't as expensive as a car. 1 metal / plastic / strong OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 111 COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE PATTERNS (1) A Introduction There are a number of different ... pronoun has a verb after it, then we us has the object form, e.g. me. the subject form, e.g. I. 111 EXERCISES 1 The comparative and than (B) Comment on these situations. Write sentences with

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... friend. 4 Say that the shop is more expensive than the supermarket. Much more. OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 112 COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE PATTERNS (2) A Less and least Less and least are the opposites ... whether the comparative is with er (e.g. louder) or with more (e.g. more expensive (see Unit 110 B). We can also use less and less for something decreasing. 2 Mark and Sarah normal...

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... Fortunately, the weather stayed fine. Maybe you'll win a free holiday. OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 113 ADVERBS AND WORD ORDER A Where do adverbs go? There are three places in the sentences ... position (see B) and end position (at the end of a sentence). (But for adverbs of degree see Unit 115 .) FRONT MID END Then the ship slowly sailed away. Outside it was obviously raining ha...

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... them any more. Now it's just houses. 1 Children played there. ~ Not now OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 114 YET, STILL AND ALREADY Yet means that we are expecting something. (It's the time ... longer/any more No longer means that something is finished. It goes in mid position (see Unit 113 B). You can't buy these bikes now. They no longer make them. I used to belong to the...

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... much. In a negative statement we can use either very much or much. 116 More about quite and rather 117 Too and enough 115 EXERCISES 1 Very, quite, a bit, etc (A) Write sentences using one ... couldn't sleep because of the awful noise. The disco was…………. noisy. OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 115 ADVERBS OF DEGREE, E.G. VERY, QUITE Laura is a bit tired. She's been Mark is quite...

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... certain. = OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 116 QUITE AND RATHER A Quite meaning 'fairly' Quite usually means 'fairly' or 'a medium amount' (see Unit 115 A). I jeel quite hungry ... useful. I got one or two The advice was quite useless. It was absolutely tips. no good at all. 116 EXERCISES 1 Stress with quite (B) Which word do we stress, quite or the adject...

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... couldn't get close enough to see properly. Vicky didn't bring enough money to buy two CDs. 117 EXERCISES 1 Too and enough (A-B) Look at the pictures and write sentences with too and enough.

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... queue/line/row at the end of a corridor 87 In bed, at home, etc 123C In the car, on the train, etc 118 EXERCISES 1 Meanings (A) Look at the pictures and write the sentences. Use in, on or at and

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... mind. We'll be home …………….two days, and then we'll be dry again. OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 119 IN, ON AND AT (TIME) A Saying when Look at these examples. IN ON AT We bought the flat ... now) The building will open in six weeks/in six weeks' time. 88 On Friday, etc without the 119 EXERCISES 1 Saying when (A) Read the information about John F. Kennedy and then answer...

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