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Grammar explained: idiomatic grammar – comparative frames

Grammar · Idiomatic grammar · C2 · 30 min. The more ... the more, all the better for, none the wiser, not so much ... as, let alone and if anything.

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The more ... the more, all the better for, none the wiser, not so much ... as, let alone and if anything.

Level
C2
Category
Grammar
Topic
Idiomatic grammar
Time
About 30 minutes
Exercises
Grammar explanation box, Matching, Gap-fill, Multiple choice, Speaking / writing task, Writing lines
Answer key
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On the sheet

  • Grammar explanation box: How fixed comparative frames work
  • Matching: Match the beginnings and endings of the sentences.
  • Gap-fill: Write ONE word in each gap.
  • Multiple choice: Choose the closest meaning.
  • Speaking / writing task: Write a review (100–120 words) of a film, book or restaurant that surp
  • Writing lines: Write your answer here.

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