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The best and the worst الأفضل والأسوء

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The best and the worst الأفضل والأسوء



New concept English, Book 2, lesson 8: The best and the worst
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The best and the worst
Read these sentences carefully:
Mary is tall, but Jane is taller. Jane is taller than Mary.
Caroline is very tall. She is the tallest girl in the class.
Jane's handwriting is bad, but Mary's is worse. Caroline's writing is very bad. It is the worst handwriting I have ever seen.
The three girls collect photos of film stars. Mary hasn't many photos, but Jane has more. Jane has more photos than Mary.
Mary's collection of photos is not very good. Jane's is better. Caroline's collection is the best.
Last week the three girls bought expensive dresses. Caroline's dress was more expensive than Jane's. Mary's was more expensive than Caroline's. Mary's dress was 
the most expensive.

Special difficulties


A - Everyone, everybody, everything

Read these sentences:
Everybody enters for "The Nicest Garden Competition"
Everything is ready.
Everybody has come.
Everyone likes ice-cream.

B – Enter

Read these sentences
Everybody enters for the competition.
Everyone stood up when he entered the room.
Did you enter for this examination?
The lights went out just we entered the cinema.
How many people have entered for the race?

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