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Grammar practice
Gramma r practic e 2 2

L e s s on 3: c ould/ c ouldn 't, had to /didn ’t hav e to
Lesson 3: could/couldn't, had to/didn’t have to

1 Read and complete.
can can’t could doesn’t have had don’t have

Present simple
can / can’t make a phone call.
1
I / You / We / They
have to / 2 to send a message.
3 / can’t search the internet.
He / She
has to / 4 to play the game.
Past simple

5 / couldn’t type in a password.
I / You / He / She
go online.
We / They 6 to / didn’t have to take a selfie.

2 Read and complete the sentences with the correct form of can or have to.
1 People couldn’t send emails in the 1950s because they didn’t have computers.

2 We buy lunch today. We brought some sandwiches from home.
3 My older brother swim really fast. He wins lots of competitions.
4 My mum get up early every day. She starts work at 8.00 am.
5 I meet you at the café this afternoon. I have a piano lesson.
6 Adam go home because he wasn’t feeling very well.

L e s s on 5: C ompa rativ e adv erbs
Lesson 5: Comparative adverbs
3 Read and complete with examples.

Comparative adverbs
adverbs ending in -ly short adverbs
carefully more carefully hard 6
1
more clearly faster
2 7
noisily 3 irregular adverbs

4 more quickly badly 8
quietly 5 9 better

4 Write sentences to compare people. Use comparative adverbs.
1 run / fast My sister can run faster than my brother.
2 swim / quickly
3 write / well

4 work / hard
5 speak / clearly

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