• Exam: PET
    • Course:
      SUPPORT DOCUMENTS
    • CONCEPTS - LIKE MORE THAN, LIKE BEST, LIKE BETTER THAN, PREFER.

Instructions

Complete the sentences by dragging and dropping, or typing the correct word, or its corresponding letter, into the answer box.

Once all the sentences have been completed, click on CHECK to identify mistakes.

If the word chosen is correct, it will show in green.

If the word chosen is not correct, it will show in red, and when that happens, try another word and press the CHECK button again until all the answers show in green.


LIKE MORE THAN, LIKE BEST, LIKE BETTER THAN, NOT AS MUCH A, PREFER.


Theory:

LIKE MORE THAN is a way of comparing how much you like one thing compared to another.
EXAMPLE:
I like beer MORE THAN whisky.

This can be expressed in other ways.
LIKE MORE THAN means PREFER which means LIKE BEST which means like BETTER THAN.
EXAMPLE:
I like beer MORE THAN whisky.
I like beer THE BEST.
I PREFER beer.
I like beer BETTER THAN whisky.
I don't like whisky AS MUCH AS I like beer.

Exercises:

I like meat, but I don't like fish.

I like meat (1) than fish.

I like meat the (2) .

I (3) meat.

I like meat (4) than fish.

Typical PET Transformations:

I prefer playing the guitar to playing the piano.
I like playing the guitar (5) than playing the piano.


I prefer speaking English to writing it.
I like speaking English (6) than writing it.


I like watching films more than watching documentaries.
I (7) watching films to watching documentaries.


Typical FCE Transformations:

The computer was cheaper than I expected.

AS
The computer was (8) I expected.


His first novel was better than this one.

GOOD
This novel is not (9) one he wrote.


Possible answers:

  • A) prefer
  • B) best
  • C) more
  • D) better


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