Teacher: And who reculed ... percentage?
WAYNE: The Greeks
Teacher:Right what abaut the spanish? How well did they do?
Jill: They did ... the
Greeks, but ... the portuguese
Teacher: did the French recucle a ... percentage of glass ... the dones?
Kevin: No, not quite About five per ant ...
Teacher: What about the Italians?
Bronwen: They recycled about ... percentage ... the Belgians
1. I am the tallest person in my family.
2. Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system.
3. Elephants are the largest land animlas on earth.
4. We bought the most expensive TV in the store.
5. Which sports do you think is the most dangerous?
6. My cat is the laziest animal I know.
7. This restaurant serve the best food in town.
8. I think math is the most difficult subject.
9. What is the longest word in English that you know?
10. He is the strangest man in the story.
11. Last week, I had the worst time of my life!
12. Which place is the hottest place on earth?
13. My friend is the most interesting person I know.
14. Who is the most famous person in your country?
L I’ve always lived in a flat. I think it has many advantages. First of all, you don’t have to worry about a flat when you leave because you have many neighbours who will always look after it. Also, blocks of flats are always situated in the centre of the town so you have everything near the place you live, for example, the chemist’s, the greengrocers, the supermarket, etc.
However, living in a flat has also some disadvantages. For one thing, it is annoying when you here your neighbours making noise behind the wall. What is more, in your own house you can be free, for example, you can make party in the garden or you can invite all your big family for dinner and you don’t have to worry that there is not enough place in your flat.
Despite the disadvantages, I prefer living in a flat to living in a house because I’m very outgoing and I enjoy living among many people