Use the table and the prompts to make comparisons, as in the example.

### Task 2: Comparisons Use the table provided to make comparisons: * **Tall/Short**: * Alice is taller than Tina. Tina is taller than Ruby. * Ruby is shorter than Tina. Tina is shorter than Alice. * Alice is the tallest of all. Ruby is the shortest of all. * **Heavy/Light**: * Ruby is heavier than Tina and Alice. Tina and Alice are as heavy as each other. * Tina and Alice are lighter than Ruby. * Ruby is the heaviest of all. Tina and Alice are the lightest. * **Old/Young**: * Tina is older than Ruby. Ruby is older than Alice. * Alice is younger than Ruby. Ruby is younger than Tina. * Tina is the oldest of all. Alice is the youngest of all. * **Experienced**: * Ruby is more experienced than Tina. Tina is more experienced than Alice. * Alice is less experienced than Tina. Tina is less experienced than Ruby. * Ruby is the most experienced of all. Alice is the least experienced of all. ### Task 4: Everyday English Complete the exchanges with phrases from the list: 1. A: **Shall we** go to the cinema tonight? B: **I'm sorry**, I can't. I'm going shopping with my mum. 2. A: **How about** going to the zoo this weekend? B: **Sure**! The kids love animals. 3. A: Let's go swimming today. It's very hot. B: **That's a brilliant idea**. Why not? It sounds like fun. 4. A: How about playing tennis this weekend? B: **I don't really like** playing tennis. I prefer basketball.