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    The document provides exercises to practice grammar rules around superlative adjectives, future plans using "be going to", and predictions using "be going to". For superlative adjectives, it gives a chart to complete and questions to form. It then provides exercises with multiple choice answers to choose the superlative form for different nouns. For future plans and predictions, it gives sentence ordering, completion, and dialogue exercises using "be going to" in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. The document aims to help students practice comparing and ordering adjectives in their superlative form as well as using "be going to" to talk about future intentions and predictions.

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    10A The most dangerous road

    1. Gramar superlative adjectives


    a. Complete the cahrt.

    Adjective Comparative Superlative


    cold colder the coldest
    high higher the highest
    expensive more expensive the most expensive
    dry drier the driest
    dangerous more dangerous the most dangerous
    hot hotter the hottest
    beautiful more beautiful the most beatiful
    interesting mor interesting the most interesting
    good better the best
    bad worse the worst
    b. Write the questions.
     What/ small continent/ world
    What’s the samllest continent in the world?
     What/ big ocean/ world
    What’s the biggest ocean in the world?
     What/ large country/ world
    What’s the largest country in the world?
     What/ populates city/ world
    What’s the most populates city in the world?
     What/ wet place/ world
    What’s the wettest place in the world?
     What/ dry desert/ World
    What’s the driest desert in the world?
     What/ common native language/ world
    What’s the most common native language in the world?
     What/ cold place/ world
    What’s the coldest place in the world?
    c. Circle the correct answer to the questions in b.
    1. a. Australia
    b. Europe
    c. South America
    2. a. The Atlantic
    b. The Pacific
    c. The Indian Ocean
    3. a. Canada
    b. China
    c. Russia

    4. a. Munbai
    b. Shangai
    c. Buenos Aires
    5. a. India
    b. Ireland
    c. Brazil
    6. a. The Sahara Desert (Africa)
    b. The Painted Desert (The US)
    c. The Atacama Desert (South America)
    7. a. Mandarin Chinese
    b. English
    c. Hindi
    8. 8. The Arctic
    b. Alaska
    c. The Antarctic
    10B CouchSurf around the world

    1. GRAMMAR be going to (plans).


    a. Order the wrods to make sentences.
     are/ there/ you/ get/ to/ How/ going
    How are you going to get there?
     to/ isn’t/ He/ a/ going/ stay/ in/ hotel
    He isn’t going to stay in a hotel.
     show/ to/ They’re/ city/ going/ the/me
    They’re going to show the city me.
     good/ going/ time/ have/ We’re/ to/ a
    We’re going to have a good time.
     is/ home/ to/ she/ going/ When/ go
    When is she goign togo home?
     not/ sights/ going/ I’m/ see/ the/ to
    I’m not going to see the sights.
    b. Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of going to.
    1. Are they going to leave by train? (they/leave)
    2. We’re going to show our friends the city. (show)
    3. They’re going to have nice meals in expensive restaurants. (have)
    4. Are you going to say with a friend? (you/stay)
    5. They aren’t going to visit the museum. (not visit)
    6. Are they going to see the sights? (they/see)
    7. He’s going to meet a lot of people. (meet)
    8. She isn’t going to go on vacation this year. (not go)
    c. Complete the dialogue. Use the correct form of goin to.
    A. So, where are you going to go (go) on vacation?
    B. I’m going to travel (travel) around the US for a few weeks.
    A. Really? Where are you going to stay (stay)?
    B. Well, this year I’m not goping to sleep (not/sleep) in hotels.
    Instead, I’m going to CouchSruf
    A. CouchSurf? What a great idea! Are you going to travel (travel) alone?
    B. Yes, I am. MY best friend is going to drive (drive) to San Diego with some friends.
    They are going to spend (spend) all day on teh beach, an they are going to dance
    (dance) all night. I don’t like that kind vacation. I’m going to meet (meet) a lot of
    new people and see alot of new places.
    A. Which states are you going to visit? (visit)
    B. Virginia first, and then North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. My
    CouchSurfing hosts is going to show me the sights. I’m going to have (have) a great
    time!
    10C What’s going to happen?

    1. GRAMMAR be going to (predictions)


    a. Look at the pictures. Write sentences using these verbs and be going to.
    Buy change eat have listen lose read take

    1. They’re going toe at a pizza.


    2. She‘s going to change some money.
    3. He’s going to buy a newspaper.
    4. She’s going to take a coffee.
    5. He’s going to listen to music.
    6. She’s going to read a book.
    7. He’s goning to have a photo.
    8. He’s going to lose his Passport.
    b. Write a letter in the box: A=plan; B=prediction.
    1. I’m going tobuy some stamps. A
    2. It’s going to be cold tomorrow. B
    3. Jim’s going to study tonight. B
    4. Our team is going to lose this game. B
    5. There’s going to be a storm later. B
    6. I think thet restaurant’s going to close. B
    7. They’re going to buy a new TV. A
    8. I’m going to book a flight online. A

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