, Just/ already/ yet
0. I’ve come.
I’ve made some tea. Would you like some?
He’s only 23 but he’s won 14 gold medals.
Jet Li’s new film came out last week and I’ve seen it!
It’s 12 o’clock and Harry hasn’t woken up .
The plane’s landed so the passengers haven’t got off yet.
I haven’t finished my homework . It’s really hard!
Have you met your new teacher?
1. I am the oldest in my family
2. my sister is younger than me
3. who is the oldest the in class?
4. my book is more interesting than your book
5. Peter bought the most expensive watch in the shop
6. English isn’t as difficult as Japanese
7. today the weather is much better than yesterday
5.
A: Excuse me, is there a (faster) way to get to Clovelly?
B: If you take that road, which is (narrower) than the others, it`s only 15 minutes` walk. That`s the (quickest) way.
A: Ah, thanks. We`ve been walking for 35 minutes and we thought we would get there (sooner). We can`t even see Clovelly yet.
B: It`s hidden by the trees, they are (taller) than the houses. You`ll like Clovelly. It`s one of the (most beautiful) villages in north Devon.
A: That`s what we`ve heard. It has some of the (prettiest) houses, hasn`t it?
B: Yes, and the (tastiest) fish you`ve ever eaten!
A: Thank you very much for your help. Bye.