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6. Klasse / Englisch
Klassenarbeit - Grammatik
Adjektive steigern; Unregelmäßige Verben; Simple Past; Adjektiv oder Adverb; will future; Konditional I
Adjektive steigern, Komparativ, Superlativ
1)
Fill in the comparative or superlative.
Daniel, Robert and Benjamin are talking about their home towns. 
| Benjamin: |
I love Chicago. It’s the _________________________ (exciting) city in the USA.
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Daniel:
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I like Baltimore. It's _________________________ (quiet) than Chicago, but it's
_________________________ (interesting) than Trier. |
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Robert:
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Are you sure? Trier is much _________________________ (old). The _________________________ (old) houses are wonderful. I think Trier is the _________________________ (nice) city in Germany.
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Benjamin:
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Well, my _________________________ (good) friends live in Chicago. It's much
_________________________ (easy) to make friends in a big city. |
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Robert:
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That's not true. I've got lots of friends.
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Daniel:
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I know that life in Chicago is _________________________ (expensive) than
in Baltimore.That's why my home town is a _________________________ (good) place than yours. |
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Robert:
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And life in Chicago is much _________________________ (dangerous).
There are so many cars and planes. There are _________________________(many) accidents than here.That’s the _________________________ (bad) thing of all. Now I have no _________________________ (far) argument. |
Fill in the comparative or superlative.
Daniel, Robert and Benjamin are talking about their home towns.
| Benjamin: |
I love Chicago. It’s the most exciting (exciting) city in the USA.
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Daniel:
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I like Baltimore. It's quieter (quiet) than Chicago, but it's
more interesting (interesting) than Trier. |
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Robert:
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Are you sure? Trier is much older (old). The oldest (old) houses are wonderful. I think Trier is the nicest (nice) city in Germany.
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Benjamin:
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Well, my best (good) friends live in Chicago. It's much
easier (easy) to make friends in a big city. |
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Robert:
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That's not true. I've got lots of friends.
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Daniel:
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I know that life in Chicago is more expensive (expensive) than
in Baltimore.That's why my home town is a better (good) place than yours. |
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Robert:
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And life in Chicago is much more dangerous (dangerous).
There are so many cars and planes. There are more(many) accidents than here.That’s the worst (bad) thing of all. Now I have no further (far) argument. |
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Unregelmäßige Verben, past form, perfect form
2)
Find the simple past form (second form) and the present perfect from (third form) of these irregular verbs.
| infinitive | past form | perfect form |
| to take | ||
| to leave | ||
| to make | ||
| to eat | ||
| to do | ||
| to go | ||
| to buy |
Find the simple past form (second form) and the present perfect from (third form) of these irregular verbs.
| infinitive | past form | perfect form |
| to take | took | taken |
| to leave | left | left |
| to make | made | made |
| to eat | ate | eaten |
| to do | did | done |
| to go | went | gone |
| to buy | bought | bought |
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Simple Past, Fragen
3)
Ask questions. Use simple past. 
The car stopped in front of the window.
Where _______________________________________________________
Lea drank hot chocolate at the restaurant.
What _______________________________________________________
Ben was at home late yesterday.
When _______________________________________________________
I got three books for my birthday.
How many _______________________________________________________
Where _______________________________________________________
Lea drank hot chocolate at the restaurant.
What _______________________________________________________
Ben was at home late yesterday.
When _______________________________________________________
I got three books for my birthday.
How many _______________________________________________________
Ask questions. Use simple past.
The car stopped in front of the window.
Where did the car stop?
Lea drank hot chocolate at the restaurant.
What did Lea drink at the restaurant?
Ben was at home late yesterday.
When was Ben at home yestaerday?
I got three books for my birthday.
How many books did I get for my birthday?
Where did the car stop?
Lea drank hot chocolate at the restaurant.
What did Lea drink at the restaurant?
Ben was at home late yesterday.
When was Ben at home yestaerday?
I got three books for my birthday.
How many books did I get for my birthday?
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Adjektiv oder Adverb
4)
Write the adjective or the adverb. Look at the example. 
My friend John works in a great (great) restaurant. I’s a slow food restaurant, and people like the ____________________ (good) food there. When you go to the restaurant, you don’t eat ____________________ (quick)! You know that the people in the kitchen do everything ____________________ (careful), and they take their time. The sauces are ____________________ (creamy), and they cook the vegetables ____________________ (perfect). When the food arrives, the people look at it ____________________ (hungry) – it isn’t ____________________ (easy) to wait so long! But then they have the ____________________ (good) meal they have ever had!
Write the adjective or the adverb. Look at the example.
My friend John works in a great (great) restaurant. I’s a slow food restaurant, and people like the good (good) food there. When you go to the restaurant, you don’t eat quickly (quick)! You know that the people in the kitchen do everything carefully (careful), and they take their time. The sauces are creamy (creamy), and they cook the vegetables perfectly (perfect). When the food arrives, the people look at it hungrily (hungry) – it isn’t easy (easy) to wait so long! But then they have the best (good) meal they have ever had!
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Will future
5)
Put in ‘will / ’ll’, or ‘won’t’.
1. Daniela: _______________ you be in the school play next year, Tom?
Tom: Yes, of course, I _______________!
2. Kelly: I _______________ phone you on Sunday, OK?
Linda: You can’t, because I _______________ be at home on Sunday.
3. Claire: What _______________ we do with all this old bread?
Mrs Brown: Give it to the birds. They _______________ eat it.
4. Mr Smith: Simon _______________ come to school today, He’s ill.
Mrs Reed: Well, I hope he _______________ feel better soon.
Tom: Yes, of course, I _______________!
2. Kelly: I _______________ phone you on Sunday, OK?
Linda: You can’t, because I _______________ be at home on Sunday.
3. Claire: What _______________ we do with all this old bread?
Mrs Brown: Give it to the birds. They _______________ eat it.
4. Mr Smith: Simon _______________ come to school today, He’s ill.
Mrs Reed: Well, I hope he _______________ feel better soon.
Put in ‘will / ’ll’, or ‘won’t’.
1. Daniela: Will you be in the school play next year, Tom?
Tom: Yes, of course, I will!
2. Kelly: I 'll / will phone you on Sunday, OK?
Linda: You can’t, because I won't be at home on Sunday.
3. Claire: What will we do with all this old bread?
Mrs Brown: Give it to the birds. They will eat it.
4. Mr Smith: Simon won't come to school today, He’s ill.
Mrs Reed: Well, I hope he 'll / will feel better soon.
Tom: Yes, of course, I will!
2. Kelly: I 'll / will phone you on Sunday, OK?
Linda: You can’t, because I won't be at home on Sunday.
3. Claire: What will we do with all this old bread?
Mrs Brown: Give it to the birds. They will eat it.
4. Mr Smith: Simon won't come to school today, He’s ill.
Mrs Reed: Well, I hope he 'll / will feel better soon.
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Konditional I
6)
What will happen? Put in the right form of the verb.
1. wear / laugh
If Great Uncle Sam ____________________ his wig at the party,
everyone ____________________.
2. not be / not buy
If the T-shirt ____________________ big enough, Jenny ____________________ buy it.
3. not understand / help
If Niklas ____________________ understand his new computer game,
Mark ____________________ him.
4. have / not be
Mark ____________________ an accident with his bike if he ____________________ careful.
5. take / not lend
If Donald ____________________ Sam's crayons to school, Sam ____________________ lend
them to him again.
If Great Uncle Sam ____________________ his wig at the party,
everyone ____________________.
2. not be / not buy
If the T-shirt ____________________ big enough, Jenny ____________________ buy it.
3. not understand / help
If Niklas ____________________ understand his new computer game,
Mark ____________________ him.
4. have / not be
Mark ____________________ an accident with his bike if he ____________________ careful.
5. take / not lend
If Donald ____________________ Sam's crayons to school, Sam ____________________ lend
them to him again.
What will happen? Put in the right form of the verb.
1. wear / laugh
If Great Uncle Sam wears his wig at the party,
everyone will laugh.
2. not be / not buy
If the T-shirt isn’t big enough, Jenny won’t buy it.
3. not understand / help
If Niklas doesn’t understand his new computer game,
Mark will help him.
4. have / not be
Mark will have an accident with his bike if he isn’t careful.
5. take / not lend
If Donald takes Sam's crayons to school, Sam won’t lend
them to him again.
If Great Uncle Sam wears his wig at the party,
everyone will laugh.
2. not be / not buy
If the T-shirt isn’t big enough, Jenny won’t buy it.
3. not understand / help
If Niklas doesn’t understand his new computer game,
Mark will help him.
4. have / not be
Mark will have an accident with his bike if he isn’t careful.
5. take / not lend
If Donald takes Sam's crayons to school, Sam won’t lend
them to him again.
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