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What is the main requirement for a young person to work at the Tiger Ice-Cream company?
What is the initial duty of a young person working at the Tiger Ice-Cream company?
What is the company's priority when selecting a candidate?
What is Diana's strength according to the text?
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What is the purpose of the Workbook activity A?
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What does the company require a candidate to do before starting the job?
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What is the role of the school officer in the process of applying for the job?
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What is the next step for the candidate after filling in the application form?
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What is the company's product?
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What is the focus of the Workbook activity?
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Study Notes
Language Review 1
- Comparing things: using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives
- Examples: Hassan is older than me, Yousif is the oldest boy in the class
- Saying things are equal: using a positive statement with "as"
- Examples: My sister is as tall as me, My friends are as interested in football as I am
- Saying things are not equal: using a negative statement with "as" and "not"
- Examples: My car is not as fast as yours, My friends are not as interested in football as I am
- Showing equality: using "same" with a noun, not an adjective
- Examples: My sister is the same height as me, My cousin is not the same age as me
- Making comparisons: using "like" and "unlike"
- Examples: Like my father, I am interested in sports, Unlike my father, I am not interested in football
Contrast
- Using "however" and "although" to contrast unexpected relationships between two actions or events
- Examples: Although he worked hard, he didn’t pass his exam, He worked hard. However, he didn't pass his exam
- Using "whereas" to contrast opposites
- Example: Whereas Ahmed worked hard, his brother didn't
Joining Sentences
- Using the "-ing" form to join sentences
- Examples: The children ran out of school, laughing and shouting happily, The children ran out of school. They were laughing and shouting happily
Reporting Events
- Newspaper headlines: using shortened, simplified sentences
- Examples: The worst hurricane in living memory has caused terrible damage
- Using the Past simple tense to describe an event at a known time
- Example: The storm hit the area late on Tuesday evening
- Using relative clauses with prepositions
- Examples: The house I used to live in is very old, Sana’a Secondary School, to which I went when I was younger, is one of the biggest schools in the country
- Using adverbs and adverbial phrases to describe actions
- Examples: (How) People stood around silently, (Where) In the countryside whole villages have disappeared, (When) The storm hit the area late on Tuesday evening
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Practice using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in sentences. Learn how to use as to compare equal or unequal things.
