Complete the sentences with “as, more, much, than” (Hoàn thành các câu với “as, more, much, than”)
“Is a hurricane … powerful than a thunderstorm?” – “Yes, it's … stronger.”
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Complete the sentences with “as, more, much, than” (Hoàn thành các câu với “as, more, much, than”)
Mist isn't as thick … fog.
Compare the weather in the two cities. Write sentences with “as … as” and “not as … as” (So sánh thời tiết ở hai thành phố. Viết câu với “as… as” và “not as… as”)
Complete the sentences with “as, more, much, than” (Hoàn thành các câu với “as, more, much, than”)
Are hurricanes more dangerous … tornadoes?
Complete the face file. Use the comparative form of the words in brackets (Hoàn thành hồ sơ khuôn mặt. Sử dụng hình thức so sánh của các từ trong ngoặc)
Comets are made of ice and pieces of rock. Asteroids are made of rock and metal, and are (1. heavy).
Most asteroids are much (2. big) than most comets.
You can find asteroids: (3. close) to the sun than comets. If comets get too close to the sun, they melt. So you can only find comets much (4. far) from the sun, where it is (5. cold) and ice doesn't melt.
Comets are (6. bright) than asteroids because they have long, white tails.
Comets are (7. rare) than asteroids. There are hundreds of millions of asteroids in our solar system, but far (8. few) comets - only about 4,000. For this reason, asteroids are (9. dangerous), as one of them is (10. likely) to hit the Earth.
Complete the table with the comparative forms (Hoàn thành bảng với các dạng so sánh)
Complete the sentences with “as, more, much, than” (Hoàn thành các câu với “as, more, much, than”)
The moon isn't … bright … the sun.
Complete the sentences with “as, more, much, than” (Hoàn thành các câu với “as, more, much, than”)
The weather today is … wetter … yesterday.
Complete the sentences with “as, more, much, than” (Hoàn thành các câu với “as, more, much, than”)
“I think maths is much … interesting … geography.”
“Do you? I don't think it's … interesting as geography, but it's … more useful.”
