Mistakes with comparisons p. 51, p. 135
Introduction to presentations - advertising campaigns p. 52
Notes
Much more + noun
Much + adjective
E.g. We've had much more rain this year.
It's been much wetter this year.
Make sure you differentiate the pronunciation of the comparative and superlative terms to avoid confusion - e.g. Less /e/ the least /i:/
Just as (adjective) as = exactly the same
Pronunciation (vowel sounds - check your dictionary)
Agency
Fruit
Shape
Corrections
X According to me
This is a false friend, use in my view/in my opinion instead.
Homework
During your personal reading and listening in English this week, pay particular attention to comparative and superlative forms and how they are modified.
Homework
During your personal reading and listening in English this week, pay particular attention to comparative and superlative forms and how they are modified.
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