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    The document contains exercises on using comparative and superlative adjectives and the present continuous tense in English. For the comparative exercise, students are asked to make sentences comparing running to windsurfing, T-shirts to shirts, mice to elephants, salads to hamburgers, and Real Madrid to Atleti using "more" or "less". For the superlative exercise, students fill in the blanks to say cauliflower is the worst vegetable, Timmy is the oldest boy, and tennis is the most interesting sport. Exercises on the present continuous tense involve completing sentences with verbs like "do", "take", and "look" in their present participle form. Another exercise mixes the present continuous

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    The document contains exercises on using comparative and superlative adjectives and the present continuous tense in English. For the comparative exercise, students are asked to make sentences comparing running to windsurfing, T-shirts to shirts, mice to elephants, salads to hamburgers, and Real Madrid to Atleti using "more" or "less". For the superlative exercise, students fill in the blanks to say cauliflower is the worst vegetable, Timmy is the oldest boy, and tennis is the most interesting sport. Exercises on the present continuous tense involve completing sentences with verbs like "do", "take", and "look" in their present participle form. Another exercise mixes the present continuous

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    Unit 6

    Make sentences using the comparative form of the adjectives.


    Ex: Dogs are friendlier than cats. Rugby is more dangerous than tennis.
    1. running / windsurfing (easy)

    2. T-shirt / shirt (comfortable)

    3. mouse / elephant (small)

    4. salad / hamburger (healthy)

    5. Real Madrid / Atleti (good)

    Make sentences using the superlative form of the adjectives.


    Ex: Football is the most exciting sport. Maths is the easiest subject.
    1. Cauliflower is ________________ (bad) vegetable.
    2. Timmy is ________________ (old) boy in our class.
    3. He thinks tennis is _____________________ (interesting) sport.
    4. She is ________________ (good) student.
    5. Football is _____________________ (popular) sport in Spain.

    Unit 5
    Complete the sentences with the present continuous form.
    Ex: We are eating lunch now.
    1. What _____________________ (they / do) now?
    2. He _____________________ (take) an exam at the moment.
    3. We _____________________ (play) at the park.
    4. She _____________________ (look) for her keys.
    5. It _____________________ (not/rain) right now.

    Complete with present continuous OR present simple.


    Ex: I never eat broccoli. I’m eating pizza now.
    1. What _____________________ (she / do) at the weekend?
    She usually _____________ (study) at home, but today she _____________________ (play) volleyball.
    2. _____________________ (he / have) dinner right now?
    No, it’s Saturday. On Saturdays, he always _____________________ (eat) later.
    3. _____________________ (you / visit) your grandparents this week?
    Yes. I usually ______________ (visit) them alone, but this week my sister _____________ (come) with me.

    Unit 4
    Complete with a, some, any.

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