1. Read the email and complete the sentences with the adjectives in the comparative or superlative form. Hi Beth,

You asked me about the restaurants in my town. In my opinion, the French restaurant has 1) the nicest (nice) food in town, but it is 2) the most expensive (expensive) of all. It is also a very small restaurant. The Chinese restaurant is 3) larger (large) than the French restaurant, but it's not as 4) big as (big) the Italian restaurant. I think the Italian restaurant is 5) the best (good) of all, even though it's 6) more crowded (crowded) than the Chinese restaurant, because it's not as 7) noisy as (noisy) the other two. We'll go there when you come to visit.

Take care,

Amy

William Bradley Pitt is an American actor and film producer. He is one of Hollywood’s superstars and received an Academy Award nomination in 1995 but has yet to win an Oscar. He often tops the "most handsome guy in the world” lists. He is now married to Angelina Jolie, with whom he has six children.
Brad was born in 1963 in Oklahoma. His father had a trucking company and his mother was a school teacher. He was an active student and enjoyed debating and acting. He studied journalism at the University of Missouri but his heart wasn’t in reporting. He didn’t finish his degree but drove to Hollywood.
In 1988, Pitt landed his first role in ‘The Dark Side of the Sun’. He attracted great attention in the hit movie ‘Thelma & Louise’.  
In 1994, his role in ‘Interview with a Vampire’ launched him into the big time as Hollywood’s hottest actor. Other blockbusters followed, including ‘Se7en’, ‘Fight Club’, ‘Twelve Monkeys’ and ‘Ocean’s Eleven’. Pitt has used his fame to help the homeless in New Orleans.
His hobbies are taking pictures, riding a motorbike and his own plane. His favourite food is pizza.

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