p. 65, ex. 1
1-much, 2-much, 3-many, 4-much, 5-much, 6-many, 7-many,
8-much
Ex.
2
A4,
b7, c1, d2, e8, f6, g3, h5
Ex.3
Eggs, cheese, sandwich, some, broccoli, tea, cousins,
no.
We don’t
-> have any / much money.
We have no-> money
How many
coffees did you
drink?
How much
coffee_ did you
drink?
p.70
IN the south-east / the north and centre…
ON a river
Lon‧don /ˈlʌndən/
Pa‧ris /ˈpærɪs/
It’s one of the most popular tourist destinations in
the world.
com‧fort‧a‧ble /ˈkʌmftəbəl/
worse /wɜːs/
fur‧ther /ˈfɜːðə/
E‧gypt /ˈiːdʒɪpt/
It’s larger / hotter / more interesting / happier THAN…
wet – wetter
comparison in ADVERBS
He works hard-> he works harder than you.
He comes early everyday-> he comes earlier than
you.
There are many wet days-> there are more wet days THAN…
They earn a lot (of money).->They earn more.
They earn little (money).->They earn less (than people in London
In Paris , having a good
time is more important (than in London
Again - one more time - can you repeat?
Homework: p. 71, ex. 3 +
comparing cities, ex. 1, p. 73, ex 1 and 2.
wet wet wet: love is all around lyrics
In bold-en negrita
In italics- en cursiva
->After superlatives we use IN for PLACES<- o:p="">
It’s the most popular pub in London
jew‧el‧lery British English, jewelry American English
/ˈdʒuːəlri/
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