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    Simple Present and Comparatives

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    The document provides examples to practice using verbs in different tenses and forms. It includes sentences with blanks to insert verbs like "causes", "connects", "drinks", "lives", "opens", "speaks", "takes". It also has examples comparing adjectives using forms like "more crowded", "earlier", "easier", "higher", "more important", "less reliable", "more serious", "simpler", "thinner". Learners are asked to complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate verb form or comparative adjective.

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    Simple Present and Comparatives

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    The document provides examples to practice using verbs in different tenses and forms. It includes sentences with blanks to insert verbs like "causes", "connects", "drinks", "lives", "opens", "speaks", "takes". It also has examples comparing adjectives using forms like "more crowded", "earlier", "easier", "higher", "more important", "less reliable", "more serious", "simpler", "thinner". Learners are asked to complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate verb form or comparative adjective.

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    The document provides examples to practice using verbs in different tenses and forms. It includes sentences with blanks to insert verbs like "causes", "connects", "drinks", "lives", "opens", "speaks", "takes". It also has examples comparing adjectives using forms like "more crowded", "earlier", "easier", "higher", "more important", "less reliable", "more serious", "simpler", "thinner". Learners are asked to complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate verb form or comparative adjective.

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    Simple Present and Comparatives

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    The document provides examples to practice using verbs in different tenses and forms. It includes sentences with blanks to insert verbs like "causes", "connects", "drinks", "lives", "opens", "speaks", "takes". It also has examples comparing adjectives using forms like "more crowded", "earlier", "easier", "higher", "more important", "less reliable", "more serious", "simpler", "thinner". Learners are asked to complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate verb form or comparative adjective.

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    2.

    1 Complete the sentences using the following verbs:


    cause(s) connect(S) drink(s) live(s) open(s) speakCsi• take(s)

    1 Tanva German very well.


    2 I don't often coffee.
    3 The swimming pool at 7.30 every morning.
    4 Bad driving many accidents.
    5 My parents (n a very small flat.
    6 The Olympic Games place every four years.
    7 The Panama Canal the Atlantic and Pacific oceans,
    2.2 Put the verb into the correct form.
    Julie (not / drink) tea very often.
    2 What time (the banks / close) here?
    3 I've got a computer. but I (not / use) it much.
    4 •Where •C Martin / come) from?' Scottish.'
    5 •What (you / do)?' 'I'm an electrician.'
    (take) me an hour to get to work. How long
    (it i take) you?
    Look at this sentence. What (this word / mean)? S David isn't very fit. He (not /
    do) any sport.
    105.2 Complete the sentences. Each time use the comparative form of one of the words in the box. Use
    than where necessary.
    big crowded •arly easily high important
    interested peaceful eliable- serious Simple thin
    I I was feeling tired last night, so I went to bed usual.
    2 I'd like to have a car. The one I've got keeps breaking down.
    3 Unfortunately her illness was we thought at first.
    4 You look . Have you lost weight?
    5 I want a flat. We don't have enough space here.
    6 He doesn't study very hard. He's — — in having a good time.
    Health and happiness are money.
    The instructions were very complicated. They could have been
    9 There were a lot of people on the bus. It was usual.
    10 I like living in the countryside. It'S living in a town.
    11 You'll find vour wav around the town if you have a good map. 12 In some parts of the country,
    prices are in others.

    105.1 Complete the sentences using a comparative form (older / more important etc.).
    I It's too noisy here. Can we go somewhere
    2 This coffee is verv weak. I like it a bit
    3 The hotel was surprisingly big. I expected it to be
    4 The hotel was surprisingly cheap. I expected it to be
    5 The weather is too cold here. Cd like to live somewhere
    6 My job is a bit boring sometimes. I'd like to do something
    It's a pity you live so far away. I wish you lived
    S I was surprised how easy it was to use the computer, I thought it would be

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