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7 tháng 5 2022 lúc 15:55

Complete this newspaper report of a tennis match by putting in the comparative
adverb forms of the adjectives in brackets. You may also need to use "than".

Lewis through to final
Lewis was very nervous at the beginning of the match. Franklin started
the match more calmly 0 (calm) and was playing ................1
(good) him. He was hitting the ball.......2 (hard) Lewis and
he was running around the court..........3 (fast). But after a
while, Lewis started to p la y ....................................4 (confident) and to hit
the ball........5 (accurate). The crowd began to support him
......6 (loud) and he began to score points...................
(easy) Franklin. Lewis started to play .......8 (impressive) as
the game continued and he hit some very good shots. Franklin started
to behave.........9 (unpleasant) and he shouted at the umpire
several times. Lewis played................10 (intelligent) him and
finally won an easy victory.

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7 tháng 5 2022 lúc 17:54

Complete this newspaper report of a tennis match by putting in the comparative
adverb forms of the adjectives in brackets. You may also need to use "than".

Lewis through to final
Lewis was very nervous at the beginning of the match. Franklin started
the match more calmly 0 (calm) and was playing ....better than...........1
(good) him. He was hitting the ball....harder than...2 (hard) Lewis and
he was running around the court....faster......3 (fast). But after a
while, Lewis started to p la y ..................more confidently..................4 (confident) and to hit the ball.....more accurately...5 (accurate). The crowd began to support him ..more loudly....6 (loud) and he began to score points..........more easily than......... (easy) Franklin. Lewis started to play ..more impressively.....8 (impressive) as the game continued and he hit some very good shots. Franklin started to behave.....more unpleasantly....9 (unpleasant) and he shouted at the umpire several times. Lewis played.....more intelligently than...........10 (intelligent) him and finally won an easy victory.

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