Comparative adjectives. Giraffes are horses. (tall) Elephants are cows. (big) Giraffes are ＿ snakes. (beautiful) Sheep are goats. (fat) Snakes are ＿ hens. (dangerous) Cows are lions. (slow) Horses are ＿ giraffes. (loud)

listen, ivan sings in the next room.it doesn't see that i look at it, as he reads something with a great interest.call him now. i think that he doesn't sleep yet.look at the person who sits at a window. he/she is our lawyer.

kate's cake is tastier than ann's cake, isn't it?

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2 how many minutes last lesson in an english school?

3 how old english children studying in primary school ?

4 the age at which british children finish primary school ?

5 does an english school number?  

6 how many in england begins the lesson?

  1 how in england put the assessment? the letters and numbers?