3 1 faster than C. 2 A is not as fast as B.

B is 2 | We'll be glad when this job is finished. 2 l'll

3 C is not as fast as B. 4 B is the fastest. be very angry if you do that again. 3ldliketo
5 C is more expensive than A. 6 Aisnotas talk to you before you go home. 4 Sue watched
expensive as B. 7 B is the most expensive. TV untilJohn came home. 5 We'll see you again
8 B is not as big as C. 9 CisbiggerthanA. afterwe come backfrom holiday. 6 llike her,
10 C is the biggest. although she's a difficult person. 7 Henry didn't
like working in a bank, so he changed hisjob.
8 They think they can do what they like because
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they?erich. 9 lwanttostopworkingbeforel'm
1 more than a year and less than a century
50. 10 You look beautifulwhen you're smiling.
2 more than a week and less than a year
3 more than a day and less than a month page 235
4 more than a minute and less than a day
5 more than an hour and less than a week I 1 I put on two sweaters because it was very cold.
6 more than a month and less than a decade Because it was very cold, I put ontwo sweaters.
2 l'm going to work in Australia when I leave
'I John 2 Tom 3 Hannah school. When I leave school. l'm going to work
in Australia.
than 3 I goandseeFelix if lwanttotalktosomebody.
lf I want to talk to somebody, I go and see Felix.
page 232 4 Ann made coffee while Bill fried some eggs.
While Eill fried some eggs, Ann made coffee.
I 1 more interesting, most interesting 2 thinnet 5 I was interested in the conversation, although I
thinnest 3 cheaper, cheapest 4 easier, easiest didn't understand everything. Although I didn't
understand everything,lwas interested in the
5 worse, worst 6 more beautiful, most
beautiful 7 lazier,laziest 8 farther/furthet conversation.
farthesvfurthest 9 better, best 10 older, 6 We went to a restaurant because there was no
oldest 11 fafter, fattest 12 happier, happiest food in the house. Because there was no food
13 latet latest 14 hotter, hottest 15 slower, in the house, we went to a restaurant.

slowest '16 bigger, biggest 17 moreexpensive,
most expensive 18 dirtier, dirtiest '19 more
important, most important 20 stronger,
strongest
2 l as;as 2 than 3 that 4 than 5 than
6 as 7 that 8 than 9 as 10 than
3 I than; more 2 am. 3 earlier; earliest
4 more 5 the; in 6 As; as 7 most; in
8 as;as 9 than 10 worse; worst.
7 We'll have a big party when John comes home.
When John comes home, we'll have a big party.
8 I stayed with friends while my parents were
travelling. While my parents were travelling, I
stayed with friends.
9 I go for long walks at the weekend if the
weather's fine. lf the weather's fine, I go for
long walks at the weekend.
l0 Come and see us as soon as you arrive in
Scotland. As soon as you arrive in Scotland,
come and see us.

4 lin 2 worst 3 most 4 than 5 more page 236

quickly 6 as hard as stones 7 bigger
8 most beautiful 9 of 10 theworst I t hear 2 make 3leaves 4 write 5 get
6 am 7 stops. 8 go 9 arrive 10 finishes.
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2 1 findsoRgets 2 travels 3 will help
1 so 2 although 3 but 4 and 5 while 4 starts 5 will tell 6 look after 7 will look
6 because 7 until 8 while 9ot 8 stops 9 come 10 will qet
10 as soon as

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I 'l Because the rooms were dirty,lchanged my
hotel. I changed my hotel because the rooms
were dirty.The rooms were dirt, so I changed
my hotel.
2 Because the taxi was late, we missed the train.
We missed the train because the taxi was late.
The taxi was late, so we missed the train.
3 Because ldidn't like the film,lwalked out ofthe
cinema. I walked out ofthe cinema because
I didn't like the film. I didn't like the frlm, so I
walked out ofthe cinema,
2 1 Although I felt ill. I went on working.
went on working, although I felt ill.
I 4 Although Jessica wrote three letters, Dylan
lfelt ill, but lwent on working.
2 Although she was very kind,ldidn't like her.
I didn't like her, although she was very kind.
She was very kind, but I didn't like her.
3 Although he's a big man, he doesn't eat much.
He doesn't eat much, although he's a bi9 man.
He's a big man, but he doesn't eat much.
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1 1 lvycompanyhasofficesinLondon,Tokyo,New
YorkandCairo. 2 l'veinvited Paul,Alexandra,
Eric, Luke and Janet. 3 I'll be here on Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday and Sunday. 4 She's got five
cats, two dogs, a horse and a rabbit. 5 He plays
goli rugby, hockey and badminton. 6 she
addressed, stamped and posted the letter.
2 1 She has painted the kitchen, (the) living
room and (the)dining room. 2 Bobwas
wearing a pink shirt, bluejeans and white
trainers. 3 Can you give me a knife, fork and
spoon, please? 4 Many people speak English in
lndia, Singapore and South Africa. 5 l've written
and posted six letters this morning.
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1 1 I think that she's either Scottish or lrish.
2 ld liketoworkwitheitheranimalsorchildren.
3 He did well in both mathematics and history.
4 This car is neither fast nor comfortable.
5 She neither looked at me nor said anything.
6 l've got problems both at home and in myjob.
7 You can either stay here or go home.
8 I Iike both (the) theatre and (the) cinema.
9 She speaks neither English nor French.
'l
0 I don't understand either politics or economics.
ln these answers, we usuallygive either contracted forms (forexample i'm, don'0
or full forms (for example / drn, do rot). Normally both are correct.
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1 will have; qo 2 will wait; arrives 3 come;
will be 4 will be; goes 5 get; will cook
6 will receive 7 will be; are 8 go; will
send;
take 9 stops;willgo 10 will have;getsup.
1 Becausetheteacherwas ill.thechildren had
a holiday. The children had a holiday because
the teacher was ill.
2 When I was in china, I made a lot of friends.
I made a lot offriends when I was in China.
3 Until they built the new road, it was difficult
to get to our village. lt was difficult to get to our
villaqe until they built the new road.
never answered. Dylan never answered,
although Jessica wrote three letters.
5 As soon as the work was finished, I phoned
him. I phoned him as soon as the work was
finished.
1 I both swimand playtennis.
2 He either lives or works in Birmingham.
3 My father speaks neither Greek nor French.
4 She likes neither pop music norjazz.
5 She can have either orangejuice or water.
6 I can neither sing nordance.
7 He's either Scottish or lrish.
8 He's studying both physics and biology.
9 This sofa ls neither nice-looking nor comfortable.
l0 Anna neither looked at Henry nor spoke to him.
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1 so2 when 3 and 4 although
5 because 6 and 7 because 8 and
9 until 10 although 11 before
1 Karl plays neither the trombone nor the
saxophone. 2 Melanie plays both the cello and
the drums. 3 Neither Steve nor Karen play(s)
the violin. 4 Both Joanna and Charles play the
guitar 5 Karen plays both the piano and the
trumpet. 6 Sophie plays neither the guitar nor
the trumpet. 7 Both Charles and Steve play the
saxophone. 8 Neither Sophie nor Steve play(s)
the trumpet.
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