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    This document provides exercises to practice comparative and superlative adjectives, as well as modal verbs like must, mustn't, should and shouldn't. Students are asked to complete sentences using comparative forms of adjectives like tall, funny and big. They also match nouns with adjectives and use superlative forms to complete sentences. Tables are filled in with comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and sentences are written using comparatives. Further exercises involve circling the correct modal verb and completing sentences with must, mustn't, should or shouldn't.

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    This document provides exercises to practice comparative and superlative adjectives, as well as modal verbs like must, mustn't, should and shouldn't. Students are asked to complete sentences using comparative forms of adjectives like tall, funny and big. They also match nouns with adjectives and use superlative forms to complete sentences. Tables are filled in with comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and sentences are written using comparatives. Further exercises involve circling the correct modal verb and completing sentences with must, mustn't, should or shouldn't.

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    This document provides exercises to practice comparative and superlative adjectives, as well as modal verbs like must, mustn't, should and shouldn't. Students are asked to complete sentences using comparative forms of adjectives like tall, funny and big. They also match nouns with adjectives and use superlative forms to complete sentences. Tables are filled in with comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and sentences are written using comparatives. Further exercises involve circling the correct modal verb and completing sentences with must, mustn't, should or shouldn't.

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    This document provides exercises to practice comparative and superlative adjectives, as well as modal verbs like must, mustn't, should and shouldn't. Students are asked to complete sentences using comparative forms of adjectives like tall, funny and big. They also match nouns with adjectives and use superlative forms to complete sentences. Tables are filled in with comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and sentences are written using comparatives. Further exercises involve circling the correct modal verb and completing sentences with must, mustn't, should or shouldn't.

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    EYES OPEN 2 UNIT 4

    1 Complete the sentences with the comparative 5 Complete the sentences with must or
    form of the adjectives in the box. mustn’t.
    1 You play music in a public library.
    tall ​
    funny ​
    big ​
    good ​
    expensive dangerous 2 You shout in a hospital.
    3 You always tell the truth.
    1 Tokyo is than Madrid. 4 You listen carefully when another
    2 A city is than a village. person is talking.
    3 My brother is than me. 5 You use your mobile phone in class.
    4 Are tigers than lions?
    5 Frozen is than Shrek 2. 6 Write five things you must/mustn’t do at
    6 Is a cave house than a normal school or at home.
    house? 1
    2
    2 Match the nouns with the adjectives. 3
    Then complete the sentences in the 4
    superlative. 5
    1 The elephant a intelligent
    2 The Gobi desert b long 7 Complete the sentences with should or
    3 The Amazon c cold shouldn’t.
    4 That student d small 1 You eat more. You’re very thin.
    5 The Vatican e heavy 2 He play computer games; he’s got a
    lot of homework at the moment.
    1 The elephant is land animal in the
    world. 3 Lisa study more because she wants
    to pass all her exams.
    2 The Gobi desert is one of deserts in
    the world. 4 My father shout when his football
    team wins. My baby brother is asleep!
    3 The Amazon is river in the world.
    5 We spend more time together.
    4 That student is person in the class.
    I never see you.
    5 The Vatican is country in the world.

    3 Complete the table with the comparative and 8 Circle the correct options.
    1 I mustn’t / should do more exercise, but I’m lazy.
    superlative forms.
    2 You must / shouldn’t tidy your room, now!
    Adjective Comparative Superlative 3 We mustn’t / should take photos in here – it’s not
    allowed.
    1 thin
    4 You must / shouldn’t go to bed late, because you
    2 fast have school tomorrow.
    3 comfortable 5 All students must / shouldn’t finish their projects
    4 noisy this week.
    6 You should / shouldn’t open the window.
    5 bad
    It’s cold!
    6 strange 7 You must / shouldn’t be quiet. There’s no talking
    in the library.
    4 Now write six sentences. Use the comparative 8 You mustn’t / should write in this book. It’s the
    form of the adjectives in Exercise 3. teacher’s.
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6

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