Write questions for these answers. Use How and an adjective or an adverb (fast, tall, high, old, cold, long).
Ex. (Baikal / be)
It’s about 636 km.
How long is Baikal?
1. (your friend / be)
About 1 meter and 40 centimeters.
2. (his car / be)
About 260 kph.
3. (your grandparents / be)
My grandmother is 86 and my grandfather is 88.
4. (Irkutsk in winter / be)
It is often 35 degrees Centigrade1 below zero.
5. (The Niagara Falls / be)
The Niagara Falls are only 52 meters.
6. (school swimming pool / be)
It’s about 50 meters.
1. April is (warmer) than January.
2. August is the (hottest) month of the year.
3. November is (colder) than September.
4. It is the (oldest) tree in this park.
5. My mobile is more expensive than yours.
6. This text is the (easiest) text in the book.
7. It is the (most boring) film this week.
8. Pam's hair is (longer) than Kate's hair.
9. I think it is the (longest) day.
10. The most beautiful place is Paris.
11. These cakes are the best in this shop.
12. Your car is (cheaper) than mine.
13. Bob is taller then Nick.
14. Sam is the tallest boy in our class.
15. Tom is two years younger than Paul.
16. This building is the most beautiful.
If you’re not careful, you're going to get the sack.
Doesn't this gloomy winter weather get you down?
You're going to grow old one day. There’s no getting away from it.
Willie treated you really badly. How are you going to get your own back?
These trains start very slowly but they soon get up speed.
Ann talks well but she doesn’t always get the idea across.
The pipes have burst. We must try to get hold of a plumber.
Let's get it straight. I don't want to go out with you!
Philip is the teacher’s favourite. She lets him get away with murder.
I feel awful. I can't seem to get rid of this cold.