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МатематикаВопрос:
5 At the weekend, I always feel than during the week.
Ответ:
Ответ (EN):
At the weekend, I always feel more relaxed than during the week.Перевод (RU):
На выходных я всегда чувствую себя более расслабленным, чем в течение недели.Похожие
- 1 Read the spelling rules for comparative adjectives. Then complete the table. One-syllable adjectives ending in one vowel and one consonant, e.g. big, double the consonant and add -er. Two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, e.g. happy, omit -y and add -ier. Comparative sad slow pretty kind easy fat fast lazy happy big hot angry friendly funny old quiet loud thin high tall Comparative
- 2 Complete the sentences with comparative adjectives from 2. 1 Henry hardly ever helps at home, but his brother is He does nothing! 2 The exam isn't difficult. It's one that was hard! 3 You have to spend more money if you want a ice cream. 4 A moped is 5 The Pyramids are 6 An elephant is than a bicycle. than the Eiffel Tower. than a cheetah.
- 3 Look at the rules about longer and irregular adjectives. Match the rules with the examples. 1 To make adjectives with two or more syllables comparative, put more before the adjective. 2 Some adjectives have irregular comparatives. a The weather is good today, but it was better yesterday. b Hannes is more responsible than his brother Emil.
- 4 Complete the sentences with the comparative form of these adjectives. difficult intelligent relaxed responsible serious stressful 1 The life of a teenager these days is than in the past. They have a lot more things to worry about. 2 I think a dog is than a cat. They can understand when you talk to them. 3 He looks than his brother, but he is very good fun.
- 4 Maths is study really hard before exams.
- 6 l am brother. He always forgets to do things!
- 5 Complete these sentences with the comparative form of the adjectives given. 1 The other team ran (far) th 2 Her house is (unusual) t the neighbour's. 3 Life was (bad) before we h gadgets to help in the house. 4 This holiday was (expe than our last one. 5 I hope you feel (good) aft long sleep. 6 Sarah is a lot (practica her sister.
- 6 Look at the picture and compare two sisters. Use the comparative forms of these adjectives. cheerful dark long serious short tall 1 Susie 2 Susie 3 Susie 4 Natalie 5 Natalie 6 Natalie
