Use such+adjective+noun instead of so+adjective 1) His eyes were so desperate. He looked at you with…

Find these words and phrases in the text.Then complete the rules.
as (x2) ,so,like ,because,since,such a.
1.We use ___+ noun to talk about the role or purpose of a person or thing.
2.We use ___+noun to say that two people or things are similar.
3.We use___+adjective + that and ___+noun phrase +that to talk about to result.
4.We can use ___,___and___to give a reason or an explanation.
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5 Complete each gap with an adjective formed from the noun or verb in brackets. Use a dictionary if necessary.

1 Itwas a

(courage) decision, and fortunately

his friends were very

(support).

2 Parts of the route were very

(mountain) and

quite

(danger).

3 He’s popular because of his

(friend) and

(like) personality.

4 The film wasn’t

(wonder) but it was quite

(watch).

5 It was a

(snow) day and the drive home was (hazard).

6 She was trying to be was

(help), I know, but it

(care) of her to drop my laptop bag.

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Choose between so and such (a / an). 1. The film was so good that the friends decided to see it once again. 2. Bird-watching is exciting hobby that more and more people take it up every year. 3. lazy! 4. Titanic is brilliant pupil like you shouldn’t be popular film! Everyone loves the actors and the songs. 5. Tina was excited after the party that she left her umbrella behind. 6. Dogs are friendly and faithful! They never let us down. 7. They’re lovely bud- gies! I’d like to buy them. 8. It is good news! We must tell it everyone! — -​

1 Vocabulary: negative adjectives

Complete the words.

I don’t know what to do.’_____ sure

2

‘Why didn’t you say thank you?’ _polite

3 ‘You look sad. What’s wrong?’

happy

4 «Those jeans look awful — they’re really old.’ —

fashionable

1

5 No-one can stay underwater for an hour without

special equipment.’

-possible

6 I’ve never seen anything like

7 «These jeans are too tight.’

8 I can’t do it!’ able

it!’_believable

comfortable

Form adjectives with a negative meaning using a prefix.

1. …correct

2. …necessary

3. …employed​

1. is a beautiful picture a) these b) this c) those d) the same

2people hadn’t cars in. days a)such a b)that c)chose d) these

3you have learnt English. I want to do.

A)those b)such c)the same d)these

4 lt was . a terrible day. a)such b) this c) the same d)that

5 l am not going to learn such . difficult poems.

6 l don’t want to buy . blue dress, I want that red . .

Complete the sentences using as . as, not so . as/not as . as.
Example: June is not so hot as July.
1. December was . cold . January last year.
2. The bus was . crowded . ever.
3. You are . good at karate . your father.
4. She is not . good at swimming . her mother.
5. He is not . hard-working . his friend.
6. You are . kind . your father.
7. I am almost . good at English . my classmates.
8. My composition is not . long . yours.
9. It isn’t . warm today . it was yesterday.
10. The house his aunt lives in is . old . the one his uncle lives in.
11. Johnny isn’t . rich . Don but he is younger and much happier.
12. My dog isn’t . friendly . your dog .
13 . You can eat . much . you like. 14. A football match isn’t . exciting . a hockey match. ​

1. ‘I’m tired.’ .

So do I.

So am I

Neither do I

Neither am I

2. ‘I was late.’ ‘.’

So do I

So was I

So did I

Neither do I

3. ‘I didn’t like that film.’ ‘.’

So did I

Neither did I

So am I

4. ‘I didn’t finish it.’ ‘.’

Neither did I

So did I

Neither was I

5. ‘I like coffee.’ ‘.’

So am I

So do I

Neither am I

Neither do I

6. ‘I can swim.’ ‘.’

So I can

So do I

So can I

7. ‘I’m staying for another two days.’ ‘.’

So I am

So do I

So am I

8. ‘She has a degree in physics.’ ‘.’

So do I

So have I

So has I

So did I

9. ‘I don’t have his number.’ ‘.’

Neither have I

So have I

Neither I have

10. ‘I found the problem very hard.’ ‘.’

So am I

So do I

So did I

So have I

11. Maria can sing beautifully and .

so her sister can

so can her sister

neither can her sister

12. ‘I had never seen so much food in my life.’ ‘.’

Neither have I

Neither had I

Neither did I

Use either as. as or not as. as in the sentences below.
1. This book is . that book. (not/exciting)

2. Apples are.pears. (delicious)

3. She is.her mother. (not/famous)

4. Kelly is .her sister. (not/generous)

5. Richard is.Daniel. (tall)

6. This task is.the one before. (not/difficult)

7. I am you are. (hungry)​