General English A1 : I booked a room

Read the list below.
How important are the things on the list to you when you stay in a hotel?
Write 1, 2, or 3 next to each one (1 = very important, 2 = quite important, 3 = not so important).

clean rooms .......................  
internet access ..................  
good food ..........................  
nice location ......................  
friendly staff ......................  
a good price ......................  
first-class service ...............  

Read the entries from a website for booking hotels.
Type A, B, or C to match them with the hotels in the pictures from the previous activity.


1-   
2-   
3-   

We use the superlative forms of adjectives to compare three or more things.

The Avon Inn is the smallest hotel on our site.
The Ice Palace is the most unusual hotel in the world.

We form superlatives in this way:

Adjectives with one syllable: add -est
cheap ===> cheapest
cold ===> coldest

Adjectives with two syllables, ending in -y: change the -y to -iest

pretty ===>  prettiest
friendly ===>  friendliest

Other adjectives:
use most
expensive ===>most expensive
romantic ===>most romantic

Two common irregular adjectives

Good ===> best
bad ===> worst

Use the prompts to complete the dialogues with the superlative form of the adjectives.

1) A - Yesterday was very cold.
B - Yes, it was    day of the year.
2) A - That’s a really tall building.
B - Yes, it’s   building in town.
3) A - He’s really handsome.
B - Well, he’s   man in my office.
4) A - She was interesting.
B - Yes, she was   woman at the
party.
5) A - That’s a pretty dress.
B - Thank you. I bought it because it was   dress in the shop.
6) A - This food is good!
B - Yes, it’s   dish on the menu.