2c | nef intermediate comparatives superlatives travel vocab
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2C | NEF Intermediate
Comparatives
Superlatives
Travel VOCAB
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How did you travel?
When was the last time you travelled?
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How long did it take you?
It TOOK me 1 hour by plane.
How long did YOU
take?I TOOK 1 hour by plane.
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How long does it take you TO ...?
... get to work?... get home from
work?... travel to Pirinópolis?... go to work
by the underground
?
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How long do you take TO ...?
... get to work?... get home from
work?... travel to Piracicaba?... go to
work by the undergroun
d?
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baggage reclaim
check in desk
(suit) case
gate
boarding card/pass
land
take off
Luggage/baggage
aisle
Airport Vocabulary
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coach
motorway
bikeca
r
van
lorry
tram
helmet
motorbike scoote
r
Highway Vocabulary
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ticket office
(railway) station
the underground
platform
carriage
Train Station Vocabulary
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area belt crash hour
fine jamlanelights limit park rankStation
transport works
1. petrol
2. traffic
3. seat
4. rush
5. car
6. parking
7. traffic
8. speed
9. public
10. pedestrian
11. cycle
12. road
13. taxi
14. car
a place where you can get petrol, often with a shop or cafe.
.
the time of day when there is a lot of traffic.
when two or more cars hit each other.
when you have to pay for parking illegally.
when there is so much traffic that cars can’t move.
buses, trams, trains, etc.
a place where you can’t drive.
a narrow part of the road for bicycles only.
a place where you can leave your car.
where taxis park when they are waiting for customers .
station
jam
belt
hour
area
transport
limit
lane
works
rank
park
lights
crash
fine
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seat belt
petrol station
parking fine
car crash rush hour
traffic lights traffic jam
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speed limit
public transport
car park
pedestrian area
cycle lane
road works
taxi rank
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rush hour
gate speed limit
motorway
check in
platform
station
to take off
buffet car
aisle
to landluggage
boarding card
carriage
railway
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CAR?
TRAIN?
PLANE?
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FLIGHTJOURNEY
TRIP
TRAVEL
What is the difference?Verb? Noun?
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FlightTrip
TravelJourney
Cartoon TIME!
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1. I always get nervous just before take-off
and landing.
2. Passengers for London must use the first
three carriages only.
3.I got a puncture on the way home and I
didn't have a pump with me so I had to walk.
Means of transport vocab
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4. All the seats were taken and I didn't want to
stand so I went and sat in a first-class
compartment.
5. I had a seat right over one of the wings so I
couldn't see much out of the window.
6. It isn't easy pedaling up that hill on the way
into work, I can tell you.
7. Can you tell me which platform it leaves from,
please?
Means of transport vocab
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Ship
Bike
Plan
e
Train
1. ride
2. drive
3. fly
4. sail
Remember!
you get on or get off
the bustrainplane
your bike
but
you get into or get out of
a car.
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Where do Brazilians go in the
summer for a holiday / vacation?
On Holiday / Vacation
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Where do the
British go in the
summer for a
holiday / vacation?
On Holiday / Vacation
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CAR?
TRAIN?
PLANE?
Race to the sun
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The funniest?
The quickest?
The cheapest?
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The most expensive?
The most comfortable
?
The most convenient
?
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Plane
Train1 D2 A3 C4 G
1 E2 H3 B4 F
Read aloud! Attention to
intonation and pronunciation!
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Make up a
story!
2.12
2.13
Set off
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ADJECTIVES
Comparative and Superlative
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What’s your opinion?
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U2
popular
good
interesting
The Corrs
-er or AS… AS ?
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old
romantic
agressive
Roberto Carlos
-er or AS… AS ?
Rappa
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beautifultalentedfamous
Ivete Sangalo Madonna
-er or AS… AS ?
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Clinton Collor
intelligent rich corrupt-er or AS… AS ?
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Rubinho Felipe Massa
fast nice successful bad
-er or AS… AS ?
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Argentina
Brazil
big cold good
-er or AS… AS ?
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Adjective
Comparativeold older one-syllable
adjectives: add -er
cheap cheaper
big bigger adjectives ending one vowel + one consonant: double consonant, add -er
hot hotter
healthy healthier one or two syllable adjectives ending consonant + y>-ierhappy happier
famous more famous Two or more syllable adjectives: more + adjective
expensive more expensive
good better
bad worsefar further
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Adjective
Superlative
old The oldest one-syllable adjectives: add -est
cheap The cheapest
big The biggest adjectives ending one vowel + one consonant: double consonant, add -est
hot The hottest
healthy The healthiest one or two syllable adjectives ending consonant + y>-iesthappy The happiest
famous The most famous Two or more syllable adjectives: most + adjective
expensiveThe most expensive
good The best
bad The worstfar The furthest
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Adjective Comparative Superlative
Hard (adverb) harder
Fast (adverb) faster
the fastest
the fastest
far farther than the farthest
well better than the best
badly worse than the worst
serious more serious thanthe most serious
narrow more narrow than narrower
quiet more quiet than quieter
clever more clever than cleverer
simple more simple than simpler
shallow more shallow than shallower
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LESS _____________ THAN
Comparative
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THE MOST ________ (noun)THE LEAST ________ (noun)
Superlative
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AS ________ AS
The same AS
Equality
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SLIM
POOR
AMAZING
CHARMING
FAT
THIN
RICH
TALL
SHORT
BIG
SMALL EXPENSIVE
CHEAP
FUNNY
BORING
HAPPY
CLOSE
HOT
COLD
YOUNGOLD
NEW
CONFORTAMBLE
DISCRETE
INTERESTING
DANGEROUS
SAFE
HIGHLOW
SLIM
BEAUTIFULLUCKY
EASY
PRETTY
EARLY
PATIENT
DIFFICULT
RELIABLE
Adjectives
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The..., the better
The sooner..., the better
The less...., the better
The bigger..., the better
The warmer ..., the better
The more expensive..., the better
Special Comparative
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harder and harder
more and more
better and better
more and more
difficult
Changing Constantly:
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1 safe, exciting, healthy
travelling by motorbike
travelling by car
travelling by bike
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2 enjoyable, dangerous, relaxing
travelling by yourselftravelling with friends
travelling with your family
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3 difficult, expensive
learning to drive
learning to ride a bike
learning to ride a horse
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Have you ever?
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Which of these things is the most dangerous when you’re driving a car?
Making a call on your mobile
Listening to your favourite music
Listening to music you don’t know
Opening a packet of crisps or a can of drink
Picking up a specific CD from the passenger seat
Talking to other passengers
A car magazine tested car drivers in a driving simulator. The drivers had to ‘drive’ in the simulator and at the same time do the things in the list above. The results of the test were surprising (and worrying).
2.15
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Time to talk!
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I think.....In my opinion....
I believe....
I guess.....As far as I’m concerned...I suspect that...I’m convinced that...I’m pretty sure that...I honestly feel that...Without a doubt...I supposeThe way I see it...I strongly believe that...It’s fairly certain that...
Opinion AgreeI think so, tooIt’s trueYou’re rightI’m all for it.You have a point.I couldn’t agree more.That’s what I think.
DisagreeI guess notI don’t think soI’m afraid I don’t agreeLet’s face it!Frankly, ...But what about...I doubt if...The problem is that...The truth of the matter is....Give Reason and explanationThe reason why ...Many people think ....Considering...For this reason, ...To start with,Based on the factThe fact is...
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Drivers should not use any kind of phone when they are
driving
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The minimum age for riding a motorbike should
be 25.
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People who drink and drive should lose their
licence for life.
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The speed limit on motorways should be 100 kilometres an hour.
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Cyclists are just as dangerous as car drivers.
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Speed cameras do not stop
accidents.
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People over 70 are more dangerous drivers than young people.