36778 going to a party

Francesca and her friend, Melissa, are going to a party.. But your dress is prettier… Oh… I will look worse than all the girls at the party!. Francesca: Don’t be silly, you look as smart

A. Francesca and her friend, Melissa, are going to a party Read the dialogue between the two friends

perfectly, better than mine

my sandals

bigger size Anyway, wow, you have great taste in clothes, Fran I love sequins! Francesca: They’re pretty, aren’t they? You look nice too That dress really suits you

Melissa: You think so? Oh, thanks! But your dress is prettier… Oh… I will look worse than all the girls at the party!

Francesca: Don’t be silly, you look as smart as I do Look, there’s Max! Let’s go inside

B. Match the following complimenting expressions with its meaning

1. Your dress looks great on you a) It has the right size for you

C. Tick the true sentences and correct the false ones

1. Melissa thinks Francesca’s dress looks good on her

2. Melissa’s dress has got sequins

3. Francesca thinks Melissa’s dress makes her look ugly

4. Melissa thinks Francesca looks prettier

5. Francesca thinks they both look good

D. Find the comparative form of these adjectives in the dialogue

good short colourful nice big pretty bad

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E. 1- Complete the chart

Long adjectives

Adjectives ending in -e

Adjectives ending in -y

Adjectives with one vowel + consonant

Irregular adjectives

2 Which word is missing in this sentence?

Your shoes are nicer _ my sandals

F. Complete the sentences with the adequate comparative form

1. Flat shoes are (comfortable) high-heeled shoes

2. This coat isn’t yours! Your coat is _(ugly)

3. The blue socks are (big) the black ones

4. Sarah’s dress is (beautiful) I like it a lot!

5. The red blouse is (clean) the white t-shirt

6. Your hat is nice, but mine is _ (funny) yours

7. I’m freezing! I should wear (warm) clothes

8. If you want to look good, wear (thin) stripes

9. He likes the grey suit, but it is

(expensive) the other

10 These jeans are _ (large) the pants you’re wearing

Note: we use this word when comparing two people / things

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