Question

much /far/ a lot/a bit/a little 3 e Complete the examples from the listening on page 46. Then choose the correct words to complete the rules. much better far more quickly a lot less boldly than 1 If the other teams run quickly, we must run.... ! 2 Without a great training plan, we will play....the other teams. 3 You will sleep..... if you turn off your TV and phone one hour before bedtime. a To make comparisons stronger / weaker, use much / far / a lot after the adverb. a bit longer than a little harder 4. When you think you're tired, that's when you must work....! ! 5 Sleep. you usually do b To make comparisons stronger / weaker, use a bit / a little. after the adverb.​

Answer 1

1. If the other teams run quickly, we must run far more quickly!

2. Without a great training plan, we will play a lot less boldly than the other teams.

3. You will sleep much better if you turn off your TV and phone one hour before bedtime.

4. When you think you’re tired, that’s when you must work a little harder!

5. Sleep a bit longer than you usually do.

Answer 2

Here are the completed examples using the correct words:

1. If the other teams run quickly, we must run much more quickly!
2. Without a great training plan, we will play a lot less boldly than the other teams.
3. You will sleep a lot better if you turn off your TV and phone one hour before bedtime.
4. When you think you're tired, that's when you must work a lot harder!
5. Sleep a little longer than you usually do.

Now, let's match the examples with the correct rules:

a To make comparisons stronger / weaker, use much / far / a lot after the adverb. (Examples 1 and 4)

b To make comparisons stronger / weaker, use a bit / a little after the adverb. (Examples 3 and 5)

So, the correct combinations are:

• Example 1 matches with rule 'a.'
• Example 3 matches with rule 'b.'
• Example 4 matches with rule 'a.'
• Example 5 matches with rule 'b.'

Example 2 doesn't match either rule, so it seems to be missing from the provided rules.