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Unit 9 Lesson 1

The document provides a listening and grammar exercise that includes the following: 1) Matching countries to their capital cities and listening to check. 2) Using comparative adjectives such as "hotter" and "smaller" to complete sentences about pictures. 3) Underlining stressed words in sentences comparing places using adjectives like "safer" and "cheaper".

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Unit 9 Lesson 1

The document provides a listening and grammar exercise that includes the following: 1) Matching countries to their capital cities and listening to check. 2) Using comparative adjectives such as "hotter" and "smaller" to complete sentences about pictures. 3) Underlining stressed words in sentences comparing places using adjectives like "safer" and "cheaper".

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1 Listening: countries and capital cities 4 Grammar: comparison of adjectives

2 Grammar: comparison of adjectives 5 Listening: describing cities


3 Pronunciation: word stress 6 Language practice: spelling adjectives and
comparatives

44 1 Match the countries with their capital cities.


Then listen to check.
1 Egypt , ~ Stockholm
2 Iran ){ Washington D.C.
3 Australia _¿ Seoul
4 Canada · ,,K Beijing
5 The U.S. D fa Nairobi
6 China J f" Canberra
7 Mexico h )V Tehran
8 Sweden ,h Mexico City
9 Kenya C j Cairo
10 South Korea e Ottawa

2 Look at the pictures. Complete each sentence using the correct


comparative form of one of the adjectives from the box.

hot small friendly tall expensive cheap

YESTERDAY

1 The NK-100 phone is ~-1..!.:..!---"--.,!__-'---_ _ _ than the MO-450 phone.


Think about
2 Today is --'--"--'--'------ than yesterday.
how many
syllables the 3 John is much --...C.C...-'----'-----'----- than his father.
adjective has
4 Sally is :J • (
--+-----'---'-.l..--'--'-'--'-'-C---'--- than her sister.
before forming 1
the comparative. 5 Binks is ---'--'-~-'---- than Tiger.
Also think about The King Tower Hotel is ---'--'---'-'-------- than the Sea
6
whether the Heights Hotel.
adjective ends
3 Listen and underline the stressed words in each sentence.
1 Dublin is safer than London.
2 India is cheaper than Japan.
3 Is England more dangerous than Ganada?
4 South Africa is .much hotter than England.
5 Johannesburg is :rrtuch more dangerous than Chicago.
6 Scotland is safer than the U.S.

4 Complete each sentence with the correct comparative


form of the adjective in parentheses.
1 Mexico is (big) b~er than Nicaragua.
eful with 2 Japan is (expensive) l'.x' r. ~ ,, r\_f'(°'v~,,l) than India.
3 Stockholm is (safe) /) ' r- < than London.
4 Canada is (cold) fl 1 ~ e , than Brazil.
tive . 1
5 Belgium is (small) C. 1,..,. .... f-1 { than France.
6 China has a (big) 1,- 1 o¡¡: population than India.
1

7 Baghdad is (hot) rff e v than Cairo.


8 Madrid is (friendly) < ,, } l, e • than Paris.
9 Paris is (beautiful) - .- \ ,- r, 'I f than Lyon.
1.\) JDfíi:il'ffi'c;'c,huí'g -i,."<, (li.Wlefi~SQ1J.!,.\ \ '"• l'\-,r,, ,L r F -J r 11'. than New York.

.46J 5 Listen to the conversation. Write the adjectives from the box
next to the corresponding city, in the order you hear them .

.nnfriendly safe big cold smaft e ~ slow fast

York 1~
f'
('

London le f ' ~ ' ·'• 1, 1- rt ',t

.4 7) 6 Listen and write the words you hear.


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