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8.2 Should, shouldn’t, have to, don’t have to
Audio GR8.2a
1 You should wear warm clothes when it’s cold.
2 He should buy his mother a birthday present.
3 I have lots of work to do. I shouldn’t go out tonight.
4 She shouldn’t buy that jacket, it’s very expensive.
Audio GR8.2b
1 I have to give a presentation next week.
2 She has to start work at seven.
3 The school gives you a coursebook so you don’t have to buy one.
4 You don’t have to go with me, I can go by myself.
9.1 Countable and uncountable nouns
Audio GR9.1
I’d like a pear.
I’d like some pears.
I’d like some jam.
I don’t want an olive.
I don’t want any olives.
I don’t want any bread.
Do you have a lemon?
Do you have any lemons?
Do you have any honey?
9.2 Quantifiers – much/many/a lot of
Audio GR9.2a
1 I have a lot of books on my shelf.
2 She eats quite a lot of rice.
3 They drink lots of water.
4 I don’t have much coffee.
5 We don’t have many tomatoes.
Audio GR9.2b
1
A How many burgers can you eat?
B Not many.
2
A How much bread do you eat?
B I eat quite a lot of bread.
10.1 Comparative adjectives
Audio GR10.1
1 Denmark is a smaller country than Sweden.
2 England is wetter than Turkey.
3 Saudi Arabia is drier than France.
4 Greece is more famous for its beautiful beaches than its lakes.
5 My new job is better than my old one.
6 The airport is further than the train station.
10.2 Superlative adjectives
Audio GR10.2
1 Angel Falls in Venezuela is the tallest waterfall in the world.
2 The largest desert in the world is Antarctica.
3 Yesterday was the wettest day of the year.
4 August is the driest month of the year.
5 He’s the most famous football player in the area.
6 It’s the best restaurant in the city centre.