Title: ENGLISH - LESSON 16 - LEARNING ACTIVITY 2

COMPARING HOMETOWNS

COMPARING HOMETOWNS

Instruções

English

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Christine and Billy are comparing their hometowns. Find out about their cities completing their sentences. Use the comparative form of the adjectives in parenthesis. Observe the example.

Português

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Christine e Billy estão comparando suas cidades natais. Descubra sobre suas cidades completando as frases. Use a forma comparativa dos adjetivos entre parênteses. Observe o exemplo.

QUIZ COMPARING HOMETOWNS

Question 1

Christine: In my home town the streets are narrower (narrow) than in your town.

Q: Billy: I know. Your hometown is quite old. I guess your town is more than 100 years [...] (old) my town.
A: older than

Question 2

Christine: In my home town the streets are narrower (narrow) than in your town.

Q: Christine: Yes, it is. Our buildings are [...] (old-fashioned) than yours.

Billy: But in my hometown we have [...] (dirty) streets. The people are [...] (busy) and [...]  (young).
A: more old-fashioned; dirtier; busier; younger

Question 3

Christine: In my home town the streets are narrower (narrow) than in your town.

Q: Christine: I love old-fashioned towns. Their restaurants are [...] (interesting) and [...] (cheap) than restaurants in new towns.
A: more interesting; cheaper

Question 4

Christine: In my home town the streets are narrower (narrow) than in your town.

Q: Billy: I agree with you. And parks in modern cities are usually [...] (crowded) than the ones in old cities. On the other hand, our pubs are usually [...] (cheerful) than the ones in old towns like yours.
A: more crowded; more cheerful