LISTENING COMPREHENSION

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  Listen carefully and choose the best answer (a), (b), (c), or (d) from the conversation you hear. It tells   about inviting someone to go somewhere. 1.    What is Ismail complaining about? a. Homework                                                 c. Loads of Homework b. School                                                        d. About Cinema 2.    Does Ismail accept the invitation from Jack is going to the Cinema? a. Yes, he does                                               c. No, he don’t b. No, he doesn’t                                            d. Yes, he do 3.    How many people are going to the Cinema? a. 5                                                                 c. 4 b. 3                                                                 d. 2 4.    Where does Jack invite Ismail to go? a. to the Mall                                                  c. to the School b. to the Cinema                                            d. to the Friend’s house 5.   

COMPARISON DEGREE OF SUPERLATIVE

 KINDS OF COMPARISON 

A. PENGERTIAN

Superlative Degree→ is used to compare one thing with two or more other things.

  • The pattern for 1 syllable

            S + to be + the + adj + est

            S + verb + the + adv + est

Examples

  1. John is the tallest boy in the family

2.   He works the hardest employee of all the employees in this office.

  •  The pattern for more than two syllables

                        S + to be + the most + adj

                        S + verb + the most + adv

Examples

  1. That was the most boring film I have ever seen
  2. Sally dances the most gracefully of all the participant

NOTE

* Use the form more + adjective for adjectives ending in the

   following suffixes: -ed, -ful, -ing, -ish, and ous (more

   useful, more boring, more cautious)

* When an adjective ends in a consonant +y, change the y

   to i and add –er or - est (happy-happier/ the happiest, dry-drier/the

  driest) and for  –some, - ow and add –er or -est (handsomer/the

  handsomest, narrower/the narrowest)






SOAL . Complete the sentences with a superlative:

a.       This building is very old. It’s the oldest building in the town.

b.      It was a very happy day. It was                                                        of my life.

c.       It’s a very good film. It’s                                                                  I’ve seen.

d.      It was a very bad mistake. It was                                                     in my life.

e.       It was a very cold day. It was                                                          of the year.

f.       She’s a popular singer. She’s                                                            in the country.

g.      He’s a very boring person. He’s                                                        I know.

h.      This house is very big. It is                                                               I’ve lived in.

i.        My cousin is very tall. He is                                                              I have.

j.        Laura is a very pretty girl. She is                                                      I know.


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