This document contains two sections about language expansion and compound adjectives. The first section provides a matching exercise to associate 8 compound adjectives with their meanings. The second section uses 4 of these adjectives in short sentences to demonstrate their usage. Overall, the document introduces compound adjectives and provides examples to help readers learn and practice this grammatical concept.

1. Language expansion: compound adjectives
A. Match the compound adjectives to their meanings.
1. Mouth-watering b a. woks too much
2. Homemade h b. delicious
3. Heart-warming e c. without worries or problems
4. Lifelong g d. not high in calories
5. Stress-free c e. makes you happy
6. Homegrown f f. produced in your own garden
7. Overworked a g. all your life
8. Low calorie d h. not made in a factory.
B. Complete the sentences. Use the adjectives from exercise A
1. Kevin and I went to kindergarten together. We arelifelong friends.
2. When I was a child, my father had a vegetable garden, so we ate lots of homegrown fruit and
vegetables.
3. I have to work long hours and I am always tired. I think I am overworked.
4. My grandmother makes the best homemade chicken soup in the world! It is absolutely
mouthwatering.
Grammar: Questions with how
A. Match the questions and the answers.
1. How often does Lan go swimming? e a. She is about 95.
2. How old is Akuru`sgrandmother? a b. Until I am 80
3. How much junk food do you eat? d c. About 15
4. How long do you think you will live? b d. Not much.
5. How many cigarettes does Mario smoke a day? ce. Once a Week.

2. B. Write de Questions.
Questions Answuers.
1. How often do yours go to the gym?We go to the gym three times a week.
2. How old are you? I am 27 years old.
3. How long will it take? I think it will take about two hours.
4. How much do you weigh? I weigh 168 lbs.
5. How many chairs will you need? We will need another 12 chairs.