Comparatives And Superlatives Worksheet With Answer Key Page 16
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Look at the chart comparing three Internet movie services. Then complete each sentence
with the words in parentheses. Use less and (not) as . . . as. For some sentences, more than
one answer is possible.
C- Movie
MyScreen
FAB
Membership fee
$9.95
$5.00
$5.00
Monthly rate
$7.95
$8.50
$9.95
New movies
every month
every two weeks
every week
Easy to use
★ ★ ★
★ ★ ★
★ ★ ★ ★
Customer service
★ ★ ★
★ ★ ★ ★
★ ★ ★ ★
is as cheap as
1. FAB’s membership fee
(be / cheap) MyScreen’s.
2. Becoming a member of MyScreen
(be / expensive)
joining C-Movie.
3. C-Movie’s monthly rate
(be / high) the others’.
4. C-Movie
(add new movies / frequently) FAB.
5. Using FAB
(be / difficult) using the others.
6. On C-Movie, you can
(find movies / easily)
on MyScreen. They are both pretty easy to use.
7. MyScreen’s customer service
(be / good) FAB’s.
8. C-Movie’s customer service
(be / helpful) the
other two services.
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APPLY.
A Use the chart below to compare two or three similar products or services you have used.
For example, transportation services, restaurants, shopping websites, etc. Choose five
categories to compare. Use the chart from exercise 10 as a model.
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2:
3:
B In your notebook, write five sentences comparing the products or services from your chart in
exercise A. Use less and (not) as . . . as. Use the sentences in exercise 10 as models.
The TRIMET bus is less expensive than the subway or a taxi. It’s not as
comfortable as a taxi. . . .
C Work with a partner. Talk about how the products or services you chose compare with each
other. Use less and (not) as . . . as. Does your partner agree with you?
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LESSON 2
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