1. Can you close the window, please? I … cold. A am b is c are d was I … 32 years old. My sister … 29

50. It was a very bad film - … film I’ve ever seen.
A) bad B) the worst C) worst D) best
51. It’s … cold … out.
A) too/to go B) very/for going C) so/going D) too/going
52. It’s … to phone than to write a letter.
A) the easiest B) easiest C) easier D) easy
53. It’s a small house - … small … a large family.
A) too/to B) so/to C) too/for D) very/to
54. Jack’s brother has been …
A) in hospital since June B) since June in hospital
C) to hospital since June D) in hospital for June
55. Jill is a bit … than Gary.
A) older B) elder C) oldest D) old
56. Jill reads …
A) newspaper every day B) every day newspapers
C) a newspaper every day D) A/BC
57. Ken is a … player. I think he is … in the club.
A) good/better B) best/the best
C) good/the best D) good/best
58. Last night the restaurant was … than usual.
A) most crowded B) more crowded
C) the most crowded D) crowded
59. Let’s go to another restaurant. There are … people here.
A) too much B) so much C) too many D) very few
60. M brother … to me.
A) never speak B) speak never
C) speaks never D) never speaks
61. Money is important but it isn’t … thing in life.
A) most important B) more important
C) the most important D) important
62. My brother phoned …
A) to the police immediately B) immediately to the police C) the police immediately D) A/B/C
63. My hair is … same color as yours.
A) a B) an C) the D) -
64. Rome is … but Athens is …
A) old/elder B) elder/older C) old/older D) old/eldest
65. Rome is not as … as Athens.
A) old B) older C) the oldest D) oldest
66. She hasn’t gone … She is … here.
A) yet/yet B) still/still C) yet/still D) still/yet