6 ACTIVATE Work in groups. Look again at exercise 1 on page 16 and ask about people'sfavourite things using Who ... and What Say something about your partner's favourites.Who's your favourite ...?Yes, I think he's great!What's your favourite ...?Oh, I think that's boring!

I. Reading

1. Rosa's aunt lives in the Canadian city of Montrial.

2. For a month Rosa is with her aunt.

3. Rosa think that Montreal is a very interesting place.

4. Rosa isn't good at French.

5. Rosa's mother uses her French every day, but she doesn’t understand some Canadian French words.

6. Rosa goes to Italian cafes ” Little Italy” part of the city or to Chinese restaurants in the ” Chinatown” area.

7. Because it’s got an amazing view of the city.

II. Writing

1. I have got three computer games

2. My brother hasn't got a bike.

3. We haven't got a laptop.

4. Ann and James have got a big dog.

5. They have got a new CD.

6. I haven't got a notebook in my bag.

7. My friend has got a good camera.

8. Daniel has got an interesting book.

big-bigger-the biggest: I ate the biggest piece of cake.
clever-more clever/cleverer-the most clever/thecleverest Ann is cleverer than Dan
good-better-the best: He is the best worker in our office.
pleasant-more pleasant-the most pleasant: A pleasant female voice came over the phone.
poor-poorer-the poorest: She has the poorest vocabulary
bad-worse-the worst: This book worse than that
funny-funnier-funniest: It was the funniest show I ever see
important-more important-the most important: I think that geometry is more important than algebra
sunny-sunnier-sunniest: Yuma is the sunniest city in the world
wise-wiser-the wisest A wise person knows when to improvise