Grammar:

My house is (big) in the street. All the others look small next to it.

Their new area is not as (quiet) as their old one. It’s near a busy road.

Summer is (busy) than winter for hotels; more people are on holiday.

Do you think our new bed is as (comfortable) as our last one?

The Museum of the Home was (interesting) place we visited in London.

Zak is much (good) at playing the violin than Esra. He started playing before her.

My brother agreed (help) me with my maths homework tomorrow

We look forward to (visit) you when you have finished moving house.

You promised (go) to the shops with me! You can’t stay at home!

They need (tidy) their rooms; there are clothes everywhere!

Jenny doesn’t mind (live) in a small flat. It’s very comfortable.

I finished (do) the washing up. What else can I help you with?

- Many Victorians were paid too little money to own a house.

(enough)

- Many Victorians were not paid to own a house.

- The campsite wasn’t quiet enough and I didn’t get any sleep.

(too)

- The campsite was and I couldn’t sleep.

- Your bag isn’t big enough for all your books.

(too)

- Your bag for all your books.

- I can’t relax because my bedroom isn’t tidy enough!

(too)

- I can’t relax because my bedroom

- I have too little time to finish my homework.

(enough)

- I don’t to finish my homework.

- He is too unhappy with the final score to go out tonight.

(enough)

- He with the final score to go out tonight