Grammar-in-Use - Degrees & Comparisons (too/enough/very/quite) | CELPiPi

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L1 Problem SolvingL2 Daily Life ConversationL3 InformationL4 News ItemL5 DiscussionL6 Viewpoints

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Practice Listening Task 1: Problem Solving Task 2: Daily Life Conversation Task 3: Information Task 4: News Item Task 5: Discussion Task 6: Viewpoints

Practice Reading Task 1: Correspondence Task 2: Apply a Diagram Task 3: Information Task 4: Viewpoints

Practice Writing Task 1: Writing an Email Task 2: Survey Questions

Practice Speaking Task 1: Advice Task 2: Personal Experience Task 3: Describing a Scene Task 4: Making Predictions Task 5: Comparing & Persuading Task 6: Difficult Situation Task 7: Expressing Opinions Task 8: Unusual Situation

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