Он ленивее, но честнее и кровожадней.
Она живет на 3 метра дальше от офиса, чем я.
Дальнейшее обсуждение о дальнейшем образовании.
Он мой старший брат (он на год старше).
Мне стало хуже/ лучше.
Это дальше, чем то.
Веди помедленнее/ побыстрее!
Я говорю по-английски более бегло, чем по-китайски.
 Он очень намного старше.
Я чувствую себя немного лучше.
Мне становится холоднее и холоднее.
Это становится интереснее и интереснее.
Чем старше я становлюсь, тем счастливее.
Чем больше имеешь, тем больше хочется.
Чем больше я учу, тем больше я забываю, тем меньше я знаю.
Это так хорошо, как вы ожидали?
Она делает это как все.
Она зарабатывает в 3 раза больше/меньше, чем я.
| As Slow as a Snail
As Happy as a Lark
As Crooked as Dog's hind leg
As Cold as an Ex-wife's heart
As Sly as a Fox
| As Wise as an Owl
As Free as a Bird
As Brave as a Lion
As Drunk as a Skunk
As Quiet as a Mouse
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| He’s lazier but more honest and violent.
She lives 3 meters farther/further away from the office than I do.
Further discussion about further education.
He’s my elder brother (he’s 1 year older).
I got worse/ better.
It’s farther/further than it.
Will you drive more slowly/quickly?
I speak English more fluently than Chinese.
He’s very much older.
I feel a bit better.
I’m getting colder and colder.
It’s getting more and more interesting.
 The older I get, the happier I am.
The more you have the more you want.
The more I learn, the more I forget and the less I know.
Is it as good as you expected?
She does it as well as everybody does.
She earns 3 times more/ less than I do.
| As Big as a Whale
As Stubborn as a Mule
As Eager as a Beaver
As Slippery as an Eel
As Blind as a Bat
| As Noisy as Two Skeletons dancing on a tin roof
As Exciting as watching paint dry
As Welcome as a Wet shoe
As Big as Life and Twice as ugly
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Money Story. Using all these words you have to make up a story about money.
| cash, by cheque,
by credit card
current account
withdraw[wɪð'drɔː]money
pay your everyday bills
to avoid doing smth
to be in the red
loan[ləun]
society[sə’saiəti]
mortgage[‘mɔ:gidӡ]
| purchase[‘pə:tʃəs]
a discount of 5 percent[pə’sənt]on smth
haggle about['hægl]
fee[fiː]
fare[fɛə]
reasonably['riːz(ə)nəblɪ]priced
high-quality product
bargain[‘ba:gin]
it is definitely not worth what you paid for it
What a rip-off!
| taxes
income tax
wage/salary
to inherit smth from smb
customs
people in need
unemployment[ˌʌnɪm'plɔɪmənt]benefit
scholarship[‘skɔləʃip]
currency['kʌr(ə)n(t)sɪ]
rate of exchange
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| Past Simple
| I liked reading when I was 5.
| | PASSIVE TENSE
| STRUCTURE
| | Present Simple
| am/are/is + V3
| | Past Simple
| was/were + V3
| | Future Simple
| will be + V3
| | Present Continuous
| am/are/is being + V3
| | Past Continuous
| was/were being + V3
| | Present Perfect
| have/has been + V3
| | Past Perfect
| had been + V3
| | Future Perfect
| will have been + V3
| | Going to (future)
| am/are/is going to be+ V3
| | Used to
| used to be + V3
| PASSIVE STRUCTURES
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| Used to
| I used to dance like a ballerina.
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| Present Perfect
| I’ve finished my test. She’s just arrived.
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| Present Perfect Continuous
| I’ve been studying English for 2 years.
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| Past Continuous
| He was cooking yesterday.
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| Past Perfect
| When she came he had already left.
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| Past Perfect Continuous
| When she came I had been writing for 2 hours already
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