Callan Stage 9 New Edition Revision Exercise 61 page 760

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	SENTENCE STRUCTURE: -Q:When you pay for something in a shop, do you always check to see that they have given you the right change? -A:Yes, when I pay for something in a shop, I always check to see that they have given me the right change.  -Q:Which tool would you need if you wanted to hit a nail into a piece of wood? -A:I'd need a hammer if I wanted to hit a nail into a piece of wood. -Q:What do we mean when we say that someone's full of beans? -A:When we say that someone's full of beans, we mean they're full of life and energy. -Q:Why does a car have to edge forward slowly when turning from a side street into a main street? -A:A car has to edge forward slowly when turning from a side street into a main street so that the other cars have enough time to see what it intends doing. -Q:Do you feel any anxiety about the future of the world? -A:Yes, feel some anxiety about the future of the world. -Q:Supposing you could entertain a famous person at your house, either a great figure in history or someone alive today, who would you choose? -A:Supposing I could entertain a famous person at my house, either a great figure n history or someone alive today, I'd choose President Washington. -Q:What do we mean by the background of a picture or a photograph? -A:By the background of a picture or a photograph, we mean the part which is behind the main subject. -Q:Which is one of the most ancient civilizations in the history of the world? -A:One of the most ancient civilizations in the history of the world is the Egyptian civilization, or the Babylonian. -Q:If a student gets an "A" grade in an exam, is that a good result or a bad result? -A:If a student gets an "A" grade in an exam, that's a good result. GRAMMAR: -Q:How do most adjectives of two syllables which have the stress on the first syllable form their comparatives and superlatives? -A:Most adjectives of two syllables which have the stress on the first syllable form their comparatives and superlatives by adding "-er" and "-est". -Q:How do we form the comparatives and superlatives of adverbs that are made by adding "-ly" to an adjective?  -A:We form the comparatives and superlatives of adverbs that are made by adding "-ly" to an adjective by using "more than" and "the most".
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