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    The document is a worksheet that provides exercises to practice comparing adjectives and using relative clauses. The first exercise asks students to complete comparisons using adjectives like comfortable, good, bad, tall, short, expensive, exciting, and cheap. The second exercise involves using a chart to complete sentences about portable CD players. The third exercise has students write about themselves and their family using adjectives like tidy, funny, and sporty. The remaining exercises focus on forming sentences using defining and non-defining relative clauses with who, which, and where.

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    The document is a worksheet that provides exercises to practice comparing adjectives and using relative clauses. The first exercise asks students to complete comparisons using adjectives like comfortable, good, bad, tall, short, expensive, exciting, and cheap. The second exercise involves using a chart to complete sentences about portable CD players. The third exercise has students write about themselves and their family using adjectives like tidy, funny, and sporty. The remaining exercises focus on forming sentences using defining and non-defining relative clauses with who, which, and where.

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    The document is a worksheet that provides exercises to practice comparing adjectives and using relative clauses. The first exercise asks students to complete comparisons using adjectives like comfortable, good, bad, tall, short, expensive, exciting, and cheap. The second exercise involves using a chart to complete sentences about portable CD players. The third exercise has students write about themselves and their family using adjectives like tidy, funny, and sporty. The remaining exercises focus on forming sentences using defining and non-defining relative clauses with who, which, and where.

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    Worksheet A2/A2+

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    The document is a worksheet that provides exercises to practice comparing adjectives and using relative clauses. The first exercise asks students to complete comparisons using adjectives like comfortable, good, bad, tall, short, expensive, exciting, and cheap. The second exercise involves using a chart to complete sentences about portable CD players. The third exercise has students write about themselves and their family using adjectives like tidy, funny, and sporty. The remaining exercises focus on forming sentences using defining and non-defining relative clauses with who, which, and where.

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    WORKSHEET

    THE COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES


    Exercise 1. Use the adjective to make comparisons.

    a) Travelling by coach isnt ..(confortable) travelling by train. c) His second album wasnt (good) his first album.
    Travelling by train is (fast) than travelling by coach. His third album was (bad) than his second album.
    Travelling by plane is ..(fast) of all. His most recent album was (bad) album hes made.

    b) He isnt (tall) his sister. d) Rollerblading isnt .. (expensive) skiing.


    Hes (short) than his sister. Snowboarding is . (exciting) than rollerblading.
    Shes .. (tall) student in the school. Swimming is .. (cheap) sport of all.

    Exercise 2. Use the chart and the prompts to complete the sentences about the portable CD players.

    Exercise 3. Write about yourself and your family. Use these words to help you.
    Tidy Independent Funny
    Friendly Clever Sporty
    Confident Practical mature

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    e.g. Im not as tidy as my sister.

    DEFINITE AND NON-DEFINITE RELATIVE CLAUSES


    Exercise 1. Complete the sentences with who, which or where.

    Exercise 2. Complete the sentences with who, which or where. Add commas where necessary.
    The Scilly Isles

    1. You can go to the Scilly Isles are off the coast of Cornwall by ferry, helicopter or plane.

    2. There are about 300 islands but there are only six . have people on them.

    3. The Scillies . are also called the ScillyIsles have a mild climate.

    4. St. Marys the island .. the ferry and helicopter arrive from Penzance.

    5. Tresco .. is one of the biggest island is famous for its tropical gardens.

    6. On St. Marys there are places . you can ride horses.

    7. Pelistry Bay . you can sometimes swim with seals is a beautiful sandy beach on St. Marys.

    8. Michael Morpurgo writes books for children lived on the Scillies for a long time.

    Exercise 3. Complete the sentences with who, which or where. Which sentences are D (defining) and which ND (non-defining)?
    1. My grandfather, .. lives near us, was 70 last week.

    2. He comes from Sardinia, is an island in the Mediteranean.

    3. He came to England and worked in a restaurant was famous for Italian food.

    4. My grandmother, .. lived nearby, often went to that restaurant.

    5. They got married and moved to Aberdeen, they still live.

    6. Last year they went back to visit the restaurant they first met.

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