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RAIL DISCO
Every Saturday night at six o’clock during (0) A summer months up to 500 disco fans climb aboard a train in Turin in Italy. They (1) ____ the next hours dancing away until the train (2) ____ a popular disco at one of the towns (3) ____ the Adriatic coast. The whole trip (4) ____ eighty dollars, including entrance into the disco.
Italian railways started the idea (5) ____ a way of trying to reduce the growing numbers of young people (6) ____ have accidents every weekend as they drive 400 kilometers to the coast.
Even (7) ____ the train pulls away from the platform the disco car is crowded with people (8) ____ all kinds of fashionable clothes. The discos stay open until four in the morning and (9)____ at 5.30 the train is ready to begin its journey back to Turin. It will arrive in (10) ____ for its exhausted passengers to get home for Sunday lunch!
| A the A go A comes A in A pays A as A what A until A dressing A then A turn | B one B spend B travels B to B charges B like B these B before B having B where B case | C that C do C reaches C for C makes C such C who C above C wearing C when C fact | D those D take D arrives D on D costs D that D they D after D showing D since D time |
| COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES When we compare two things we use the comparative form of adjectives: aadjectives of one syllable: adjective + er. Example: nice – nicer (than) b adjectives of two syllables ending in –y: adjective + ier. Example: pretty – prettier(than) cadjectives with two, three or more syllables: more + adjective. Example: interesting – more interesting (than) |
| SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES When we compare three or more things we use the superlative form of adjectives. aadjectives of one syllable: adjective + est. Example: slow – (the) slowest b adjectives of two syllables ending in –y: adjective + iest. Example: noisy – (the) noisiest c adjectives with two, three or more syllables: most + adjective. Example: beautiful – (the) most beautiful |
| NOTE: Irregular forms Good – better - the best / bad – worse – the worst Much – more - the most / little – less – the least Far – farther/further – the farthest/the furthest Many/lots – more – the most |
Complete the table with the right form of degree of comparison.
| Adjective | Comparative | Superlative |
| big tall happy cheap beautiful bad horrible dirty low high nice good small expensive | bigger | the biggest |
Compare the following items, as in the example.
1 a pebble / a stone / a rock (big)
A stone is bigger than a pebble.
A rock is the biggest of all.
2 cotton / wool / iron (heavy)
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3 bronze / silver / gold (expensive)
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4 a bicycle / a car / a train (fast)
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5 a cheetah / a cat / a snail (slow)
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6 a sheep / a horse / a giraffe (tall)
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7 steel / wood / wool (soft)
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