C) In pairs. Share your information with the partner.

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Using these sentences.

B) Think what places in Moscow (or any other city or town) you could describe

B) At home make up a similar quiz. Let the other students do it.

Exercise 27. a) Do the QUIZ.

Exercise 26. Compare two cities or towns using all the comparative patterns.

Talk about:

the streets: clean, dirty, wide, busy …

the buildings: modern, high, beautiful …

the climate / the weather: warm, cold, rainy, windy …

the people: polite, friendly, hospitable, wealthy, poor, happy, busy …

the city / town in general: big, noisy, polluted, interesting, exciting, noisy …

1. Which is the highest mountain? A) Everest B) Kilimanjaro C) Mont Blanc
2. Which is the longest river? A) the Amazon B) the Mississippi C) the Nile
3. Which is the smallest country? A) Lichtenstein B) Vatican City C) Monaco
4. Which is the fastest animal? A) ostrich B) antelope C) cheetah
5. Which is the most spoken language? A) Chinese B) English C) Russian
6. Which is the deepest ocean? A) the Pacific B) the Atlantic C) the Arctic
7. Which is the largest lake? A) the Michigan B) the Caspian Sea C) the Baikal

Exercise 28. a) Put the words in brackets in the superlative degree.

1. It's one of … (good) places to eat in.
2. It's one of … (big) parks.
3. It's one of … (old) buildings.
4. It's one of … (expensive) shops.
5. It's one of … (bad) areas.
6. It's one of … (beautiful) streets.
7. It's one of … (nice) bits.
8. It's one of … (relaxing) bits.

Example: – Our VGIK cafeteria is one of the best places to eat in.

– Thanks for telling me.