In pairs, roleplay the situation. Use phrases
from Speak Out to

                                          Comparative                             Superlative

1 short                                shorter                                      the shortest

2 curly                                curlier                                       the curliest

3 dark                                darker                                        the darkest

4 good                               better                                         the best

5 beautiful                        more beautiful                        the most beautiful

6 young                                     younger                                 the youngest

7 old                                           older                                     the oldest

8 intelligent                          more intelligent                    the most intelligent

9 pretty                            prettier                                           the prettiest​

1)He has finished training.
2)She has scored twenty points in the match.
3)We have watched all the Champions League matches this season.
4)That's amazing! She has run fifteen kilometers this morning!
5)She has bought some really nice rollerblades!
6)Oh, no! I have lost my money!
7)My mum has written shopping list. It's on the kitchen table.
8)Dad, you have eaten my biscuit!
9)I’m tired. I have watched three X-Files videos.
10)Hurry up! They have started the film!
11)Mary has studied hard this year, so she'll pass her exams.
12)Oh no! She has droped the plate!
13)The garden is very green. It has rained a lot this month.
14)These are my favourite trousers. I have had them for five years.
15)Tom's my best friend. I have known him for three years.
16)They have lived in Miami for two years. Jo has earache.
17)He has had it since 7 o'clock.